Pros
- Memory capacity and length of battery life Performance
Cons
- 1. Dangerously slick. 2. A protective screen cannot be fastened to it since a silicone case will tear it away from the device. 3. the covers are poor quality, uncomfortable, and hugely pricey, which brings down the whole design of the book. 4. The price and quality of the product do not withstand scrutiny.
Pros
- AMOLED display has a deep black color, rounded corners, high resolution, and narrow bezels on the edges. Design: The 5.8" screen phone has symmetrical, rounded corners, and is more comfortable to handle than the previous model. 4.7" nexus 4 water repellent Connectors: USB Type-C, 2 SIM, MicroSD, 3.5 mm headphone jack Options include decent headphones right out of the box, a microUSB to USB adaptor, quick charging, and a speaker that was included in the kit but had awful sound quality. camera (stabilization, HDR, 4K video at 30 frames per second, night shooting) Secure folder, launcher and softkey customization, multitasking (two programs per screen), and Samsung Health
Cons
- Screen: The image turns green at angles of 45 degrees and higher (this is not bothersome during regular use), as well as at the corners of the left and right edges, and even at angles of just 10 degrees (although this is already evident). For me, this is definitely the smartphone's biggest flaw. Design: Unless you purchase a case with which this issue is fixed, the fingerprint sensor is far away and impossible to quickly identify blindly. Additionally, the length of the phone made it impossible for one hand to access the notification panel due to the odd aspect ratio of 18:9 (although there is a one-handed operating option and it can be activated with a motion on the fingerprint sensor). Camera: When taking photos, the focus is subpar at a distance of about 10 cm, and when taking videos, there is no focus at all. Fast fingerprint sensor that occasionally fails to recognize prints (around 5% of cases, but the issue appears to be fixed after updating to Android 8.0 Oreo) Fast yet highly sensitive to eye position and distance is the retinal scanner. Programs: a number of non-removable applications (such as non-removable versions of Facebook, Microsoft Office, and some sort of uBank); duplicate Google applications (such as Samsung Notes vs. Google Keep; Gallery vs. Google Photo; Internet vs. Google Chrome; Bixby vs. Google; Samsung Music vs. Play Music; Play Market vs. Galaxy Apps; Email vs. gmail; 2 calculators; and 2 calendars). The majority of Samsung apps do not support landscape mode. Separately, I'll draw attention to the useless Bixby istant, which cannot be turned off using built-in features, does not recognize voices from 2022, and does not let you to activate English.
Pros
- 1. Ergonomics and design. Beautiful, cozy, simple to operate with one hand, and expertly put together. 2. 5.8 Amoled display with an edge panel that has extra features, Aod. 3. Type C plug, wireless charging, and quick charging. 4. Loud audio coming from each speaker. 5. Smart vibration notification and notification light. 6. The camera takes respectable photos and one of the best videos in fhd at 60 frames per second. 7. IP 67 moisture-dust protection. 8. a heart rate monitor, fingerprint reader, and retina scanning. a number of internal sensors, including a barometer and hygrometer. 9. AKG headset with Cirrus audio chip for incredible sound in your ears! 10. Stability of the system. Solid iron 11. 12. Kit. Excellent headphones, an otg converter, and a quick charger.
Cons
- 1. The case's morosity. Slippery. purchasing beauty 2. Burnout on Amoled displays. a common illness. 3. I want a larger battery; in the C7 model, it is 3600 mAh; why is it just 3000 mAh? 4. Integrated slot. 64GB is already insufficient, but since people are used to having two SIM cards, why not add more as in the A-series? 5. There is no method to reassign the Bixby button that isn't working for us using common tools, like Google. 6. My case's display marriage has a pinkish tint.
Pros
- Excellent display, and the size is just right for holding in one hand
Cons
- Fantastic display, and the device is easy to hold in one hand
Pros
- screen, in its entirety
Cons
- Lots of problems for 40,000 rials.
Pros
- - fantastic build quality - among the greatest displays available on the market - powerful performance - an outstanding camera that outperforms the one on the iPhone 8 despite being released six months later, particularly in low light conditions - imperviousness to water - the input for headphones - rapid battery recharging
Cons
- - rapid discharge: obviously, the lack of autonomy is one of the most significant negatives. This is approximately a half a day's worth of time, God forbid you use it to its full potential (playing games, listening to music, using Instagram, and so on simultaneously). In the standard mode of use, there is definitely enough for an entire day, just like all of the other flagships. Because of the curved screen, it's difficult to pick up a film, and moreover, gl (Chinese, in principle, it's impossible to stick it so that it doesn't leave somewhere), if you take films, then only original ones (gl in general on this phone is probably none will rise), original films cost 500. a piece, Gl phone. - its advantages are offset by its disadvantages. If you don't have a bumper with ribs, it will definitely have staggered (fallen on the screen a couple of times). If you don't have a bumper with ribs, it will definitely have staggered (fallen on the screen a couple of times). A buddy of mine briefly carried it without a film; however, because he scratched it while carrying it in his pocket with keys, it is necessary to carry the film. The fingerprint becomes second nature after a while.
Pros
- Not too small, not too large. Wow, that's quite neat The phone's cover makes it obvious that it's not a $15-$20k Chinese knockoff but rather a premium model. Compared to the huawei p20 lite, the camera produces superior shots. What sold me on this model was its support for wireless charging; conventional models lack this feature. I have a wireless external battery and docking station set up for it at home; when I'm not using my phone, it stays in the dock. In my perspective, the camera is excellent.
Cons
- Extremely costly; I paid $32,000 for mine on May 11, 2022, and while that was a bargain, the item now retails for $3,990 everywhere. One more bixbi button isn't needed. Because of its small size and inconsistent performance (it's better on the P20), accidentally unlocking the phone or opening the camera is a real possibility when using the fingerprint unlock button. After installing some antiquated software, the 2022 model's battery finally dies. Weak, it usually manages to discharge up to 15%, making it inconvenient if I charge it to 100% at 9 am and then connect it to an external battery at 5 pm. I've had enough of him, all the time on the charge notwithstanding. When compared to my new Lenovo laptop and this phone, the difference between them is like heaven and earth; I give him 3 points, p. Ch. battery below any criticism. In general, I have begun to treat all Samsungs with suspicion due to their very weak batteries. It's not as convenient to screen with your palm or the buttons as it was on my old xiaomi because there is no screen in the top curtain.
Pros
- The phone is fantastic in every way. I took something that resembled an amethyst in color, and the glass case has an absolutely stunning appearance; the color of the case shifts as the lighting changes. Aside from that, everything has already been said about the book in earlier reviews, but I will nonetheless emphasize the following points: 1. Screen. After looking at this photo, the display on a standard phone will seem somewhat lackluster in comparison. The colors are quite acidic, which caused the eyes to pain at first, but the issue has been resolved, which I will discuss further down. 2. Case size. In my perspective, having eight as the standard is quite convenient. The "plus" edition will already be a burdensome proposition. 3. Camera. Super. 4. Samsung pay. At first, people were suspicious of him and terrified of him. But as I started making use of it, I found that I was really getting into it. It is really quite handy in a lot of ways. 5. a rapid charging system. A little over an hour and a half. Support for wireless charging; I did not make use of this feature, but other people have mentioned that it is really useful. 6. There are no storage alternatives. 64 and all of them. You are simply given the option to select the color and size.
Cons
- Android! Because of how absolutely discouraging this system is to the urge to utilize a smartphone, I ended up parting ways with mine. If the developers at Samsung are reading this review, I strongly encourage them to ditch android in favor of developing their own user-friendly operating system that is on par with iOS as soon as possible. 2. Display with a curvature. People who complain that it is inconvenient have never been able to convince me otherwise. The curved design of the phone elicits a "wow effect" upon the user's initial grasp of it, creating the sensation that they are holding something really special. However, when you use your smartphone as your primary device on a daily basis, you will find that the curved screen is a significant source of inconvenience. Just take what I say as the truth. 3. The "Home" touch button on the screen. It is convenient, but there is a time that is noticed: the phone does not immediately comprehend that it was taken out of the pocket, and it takes around three seconds for the button to work once it has been pressed. And all you have to do is pull it out of your pocket and tap your finger on the screen.
Pros
- - Lens! The most significant benefit for me is that it is fantastic, convenient to launch by double tapping the power button, and has quick focus. After purchasing a phone, the owner sold his Leica D-lux 6 because, in my unprofessional opinion, the camera is superior to that of the iPhone 6.7 and Sony Z5 (my prior phone). I'm sick of taking it on vacation with me. Design; Moisture resistance, but I haven't tested it and won't; - There are a ton of settings and options for customizing Samsung themes (icons, themes, wallpapers, etc.). Fast charging; dimensions that provide one hand access to nearly all of the screen; - Always on Display is great but a little.
Cons
- - Bixby button. This service might become fully functional in the future, but I still don't understand the need for a distinct button when Bixby can already be accessed from the home screen by completely swiping to the right. Yes, if they made it possible to reassign it using conventional methods. You can reassign third-party programs, such as bxactions, however they claim that with the most recent firmware update, it operates incorrectly. I didn't try this, so I can't confirm this. - the Home button is occasionally pressed by itself in the front pocket of pants or jeans, despite the fact that there is only a minimal sensitivity and I am wearing roomy, not tight-fitting pants. - WiFi. It was better on the previous Sony Z5 - pink screen, which falls off in those areas of the flat where the rest of the family's phones are stuck. on him below.
