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Revainrating 5 out of 5

I didn³'t expect the quality to be this good.

Everything functions properly, and everything can be pulled. Yet, the camera is a complete waste of time because all of the modules are 12 megapixels. I used an iPhone to make the comparison, and other than that, I found no discernible differences. This is the most important point. The amount of noise in the picture has been significantly reduced, and as a result, it is much less dense overall. This is a rundown of everything that separates an iPhone X without a camera from one that does. The…

Pros
  • The quality of the camera is high. Not to imply that this is the very greatest option, but you can get something on par with Apple's flagship product like the iPhone X for significantly less money. Do not even entertain the possibility of poor performance; nothing lags, and every game runs really smoothly. With dark mode, dark vkrch, and dark everything else, as well as disabled applications that can be, plus turning off gps, bluetooth, nfs, and other stray, and putting all applications to sleep during screen lock in fhd+ resolution, the battery life is maintained well. Maximum of 6 hours, with an average of 4.5 or 5 hours spent actively viewing content. But, the handhold is not ergonomic.
Cons
  • The screen is too huge, it is made of glass, which makes it slippery and heavy, and it has a mark on it. Only by making an interception can you reach the opposite edge if you only have one hand available. What if someone touches you, and then they forget everything they were about to say?

Revainrating 4 out of 5

I³'m satisfied with the product, it³'s well made and the price is also satisfying.

long considered whether to take. hesitating between leaving his old s7 and choosing the Nokia 8 Sirocco. finally worked. But, there is nowhere you can physically hold the Nokia live. A hunt is not taking a pig in a poke. Although I could not notice any overt advantages over the S7, the gadget is more than worthy. To be honest, the camera didn't seem to be particularly excellent. Strongly and painfully retouches minute details. The interface moves quickly, the display is gorgeous, and all the…

Pros
  • The screen is clearly among the best. if not taken at the official price, regular black, value for money. The entire phone is covered in black. looks fantastic and has several high-quality accessories 3.5 mm stereo jack speakers
Cons
  • Out of the obvious ones, the only one that bothers me personally is the screen's length, and the device is slippery and risky to use without a cover. The camera is quite standard.

Revainrating 4 out of 5

The product is of good quality, there is only one minor defect.

In comparison to Samsung's top flagship model, which costs around $40,000, this is not a good deal. There are stronger rivals out there. Maybe they have a lesser pixel density, but screens are Samsung's specialty so it's not like they have any competition. Yet the display isn't everything; how well the phone performs during the day is also crucial, and this is where a lot of issues arise. (Yet, in terms of hardware, it is comparable to the newest iPhones; the processor is the only major…

Pros
  • The phone's display is its most noticeable strong point. All of the panel is evenly lit, you may switch the resolution to better fit a picture or give yourself more freedom, and you can use the panel to quickly apply anything to a curve or highlight text. A camera with a variable aperture is divisive because it defaults to a poor configuration if the user is unfamiliar with the pro mode, and it can overexpose objects and text in the room to the point where it is unreadable. As long as you can get used to it, though, it's not terrible. There are numerous biometric recognition techniques available, yet we often find that they are not as quick as we would want (with the exception of a fingerprint, everything is fine here).
Cons
  • After the success of the iPhone 7, I was surprised by how poorly it handled animations. However, after installing the new One UI shell, I was able to immediately disable all animations; the result is uglier than the iPhone 7's, but it doesn't lag nearly as much. It's obvious that 4GB of RAM is insufficient; issues will soon occur unless the memory is regularly cleared. When temperatures become too high, productivity drops. Under the same overheating or wrongly configured default performance mode, the fall in processor frequencies is worse, therefore the charge itself is less relevant. To get him to stop falling behind, I had to do some excavations. I was shocked even in the shop when I tried it on the probe; nevertheless, I dismissed the fact that the probe was already connected in and assumed that everything was well.

Revainrating 2 out of 5

The purchase is a failure, very dissatisfied.

After making the jump from an iPhone 6 to an iPhone 7, I was first quite happy with my decision, but a year later, my happiness was replaced by dissatisfaction. Now I understand why I overpaid for Apple equipment; in the 2.5 years that I've used an iPhone 6, I've had no issues, and the battery hasn't drained like this. The screen hasn't burned out, either. Another matrix has fewer issues, but the picture quality is lower. In a nutshell, I came to this conclusion based on the experiences I've…

Pros
  • Price quality
Cons
  • After a year, the screen stopped working properly. YEAR! The keyboard, which had a white background, was reflected on a half-screen that was gray, and the battery died after a year of use. An extremely sour and juicy picture. The phone started automatically rebooting itself and experiencing terrible delays.

Revainrating 5 out of 5

Everything in the product suited me, the price is generally perfect.

I had a C6 and was generally pleased with it; however, after two years of heavy use, the battery finally gave out, and I was dumb enough to trade it in for a newer model. Instead, I went to Gulnara's salon and, for 35 thousand dinars (the C6 was traded in), purchased his C9 in black. Iris scan and fingerprints are still in the works. Everything in the game is set to maximum speed from the World War II action figures I used as props; however, the game's visuals leave a lot to be desired, in my…

Pros
  • + bomb screen + fire camera + performance - you still need to be able to handle such powers, the Chinese don't have it yet, everything is smooth and without brakes + stereo speakers - this is why I went with c9, although on c8 you can't bring a column with you, the sound is adequate. Despite Samsung's approval of the unibrow's design, I find the C9 Plus to be excessively large in every way. I grabbed the black one first and promptly encased it in film; it now resembles a simple brick for 15 k, but you still have to stick to the device's instructions.
Cons
  • Having complete freedom to do what you want to do is... average

Revainrating 3 out of 5

Not a bad product, nothing extraordinary.

In any case, let me just wrap up. A scale from two to three is used. That is, the outcome would have been the same whether the price was 60,000/5 * (2 + 3) / 2 = 30,000 or better less. captured by looking through the lens. The greatest there by far. Nevertheless, in addition to the dialer, I also got a fotik. Except from the need for more volume, the dialer based on the residual principle works perfectly and the signal holds up quite well.

Pros
  • Outstanding blend of attractive traits. There is truth to the rumor that Samsung has mastered the art of producing metal hardware. The gadget has a really ated, trendy camera that can compete with any other phone, and it's aesthetically pleasing and physically (I emphasize the word "physically") ergonomic. As far as my sport is concerned, water protection is not something to be praised, and the screen is no exception.
Cons
  • 1) What is wrong with this Samsung, and why is no one talking about it? Caution: the input keyboard's design is a mess. I had assumed that the budgetary constraints inherent in preparing for the A7 of 2022 were to blame (albeit what a budget for almost 30,000 from the official), but alas, this mega-flagman is just as much of a load of hogwash. That does function to some extent, but if you've ever used an iPhone, HTC, or Huawei, prepare to shatter every finger! See if you can spot the numeral "1" among the other symbols. Contrary to appearances, the firmware dates from 2022. T9 is the "best" in its category since it has more ridiculous replacements and eating areas, it is counter-learning (it will remember mistakes, but won't care about your permanent adjustments), and it will never intentionally arise. Batteries, secondly, are surprisingly sturdy. You have no argument here. This volume seems quite low. New energy-efficient processing technology, I thought. So no . A lot of people have noticed this right away, so I'll just say it: split up! Hardly enough to last a single day. You'll rapidly come to prefer wired chargers because not every charge is consumed, and the native mega-wireless one demands such precise positioning of the phone on it. Third, if energy efficiency doesn't pan out, success could still be had by focusing on performance. But no. Not going to work. We are almost at the very pinnacle of synthetics, but not quite there yet. That is, of course, sufficient for the time being. In other words, this is a model 1 device purchased on the first day it was available to the public. This is, indeed, the ship's most prominent feature. In other words, I'm hoping to secure a profit margin for the next few years. FALSE: Samsung is second only to Intel in the global semiconductor market. Intel, itself, has since surpassed it. Of course, increasing the storage capacity of the phone from 64 to at least 128 gigabytes adds significant cost (+$300-$500 in the open market). Definitely a letdown. Only sixty thousand dollars gets you everything here. Few? A number of seemingly simple things have become industry standards for Mi-Apple-Nocky, but perhaps I'm missing something and am incapable of appreciating Samsung's brilliant concept and "the idiot himself."

Revainrating 5 out of 5

Good quality product, the price is commensurate with the quality.

A Samsung S8 was the prior model. Even though the S9 had better ratings and features, I decided not to upgrade. Nevertheless, as things worked out, it all changed. "(Shattered S8)" As a result, there is still a distinction between S7 and S8. This fingerprint reader scans fingerprints significantly more quickly and precisely than others on the market. Unblocking with a boom and quite rapidly, this combination face-eye recognition method is much to my satisfaction. Everything else remains the…

Pros
  • A lot quicker than the Samsung S8.
Cons
  • When using the flash outside, the camera produces images that look like they were taken through fog. The power source's capacity will quickly deplete over time.

Revainrating 1 out of 5

The disappointment is complete, the product is not at all what I imagined.

Good morning to all. S9 The polyphonic bottom speaker wheezed for no apparent cause. The phone was in the SC under warranty; they held onto it for 26 days before claiming there were metal shavings on the mesh's input outlet. We removed them, but nothing changed; however, the case is not covered by warranty. "Hello, loser. after that." The manufacturer has said that this area is protected from dust and moisture. I just was redirected. Also, in the official technical support, a woman who was…

Pros
  • Long time being sold. I assumed you could be trusted. Sadly, he was mistaken.
Cons
  • There is no support; the key is to purchase it, and under the guarantee, you are the one at fault! They threw it in with a warranty and a clear warranty case.

Revainrating 5 out of 5

Valuable purchase, nothing but pluses!

The fly idol 4s was superior to it in virtually every way before s9. I was seeking for a phone with good sound quality after my fly expired (it lasted 1.5 years, much like its predecessor, the fly idol 3), and Samsung hasn't let me down yet. I'm used to bigger phones, so the smaller screen and fingerprint reader are a letdown. With regards to individual freedom. A full day of moderate use. When the food finally arrived, I started eating excessively, and turning off my "Wi-Fi calls" helped.

Pros
  • Efficiency, imaging, and visibility.
Cons
  • In terms of the size of fingerprint scanners.

Revainrating 4 out of 5

Everything is fine, I liked the product, I bought it for a reason.

Purchased on the European version of the firmware. Following the completion of the transaction, the android was not activated. I took it to the service center, where they worked on it for an hour but were unable to find a solution; as a result, I had to leave it there for a few days, during which time they rolled out a new firmware with a name like "ROSTEST" or whatever the name was. In a nutshell, in the same manner as in an official store. When the capacity of the battery was measured, the…

Pros
  • Camera, screen, audio for calls, and speakers are all included. Microphone and noise cancellation. Satisfied with how well it resisted water. The native browser as well as Samsung's helt are both useful. Although it is available, I do not make use of the heart rate monitor.
Cons
  • Autonomy is wonderful if you do absolutely nothing to it, but as soon as you start using it, even if you aren't playing games, the battery drains quickly and the device warms up to a noticeable degree. I took this opportunity to get rid of the browser. Before to that, I used a Xiaomi Mi 8 for a total of half a year.

Revainrating 3 out of 5

In general, everything is not bad, but I expected more.

It appears that native exynos is better optimized for the gaming phone's camera. When using hdr mode or blurring the background, this becomes readily apparent. The battery is a silent monster, but the camera's multiple modes of annoyance are nonetheless forgivable. Much poorer than the s7 and s8 in charge retention, and with considerably less autonomy to boot. Even though there was no assurance of satisfaction, I decided to take the deal for 33 thousand gray. But 50 + 60k isn't worth it, so…

Pros
  • The best display available, a design nearly identical to the S8, stellar performance from the dragon 845, water resistance (IP68), anti-oil fingerprinting (AOD), quality stereo sound (SRS), Samsung Pay, and Near Field Communication (NFC): these are just some of the features that make the Galaxy A8+ stand out. Neither the front nor the rear cameras are particularly poor, and both can record high-quality video. Level-headed conversation. If you're looking for decent headphones, consider the AKGs.
Cons
  • The main camera's photos aren't great, and there's barely any improvement following the Galaxy S8. There is only one camera, terrible programming causes the background to blur badly, and HDR doesn't work very well. The battery life is the device's biggest drawback; I have to charge it twice a day. Another drawback is that it can only hold two SIM cards or one SIM card and a flash, which for that price they really need to be able to do in tandem, as in a TV series. The Memory is still insufficient, but at this low price they can additionally add 128–256 RAM modules to the database. The fingerprint scanner is more accessible than on the S8, although it still has to be integrated into the power button (like on the A7/18) or the screen (as on the top Chinese model).

Revainrating 4 out of 5

A good product at a good price, I advise you to try it.

During the time that I was shopping for the phone, I also had a S7 and a S8 on hand. Therefore, I went after the camera, and I also took into consideration the fact that once the Samsung S10 is out, the price of the Samsung S8 would decrease significantly, but the Samsung S9 will still be profitable to sell. 1. By camera. Aperture 1.5 is a good setting, of course, in words, because it allows the camera to take in a lot of light and a lot of counting, but the resulting photographs are frequently

Pros
  • Quick, long-lasting battery life, quality sound, and camera
Cons
  • Along with the advantage, the camera is also a possible contributor to the disadvantage (the photo often lights up). Push the Bixby button. The speakers will either play at a high volume, then lower it when they are told.

Revainrating 5 out of 5

Full compliance with the manufacturers assurances, high quality.

Incredible mobile device! I find it to be rather entertaining. It's very nice to have stereo speakers and a screen. I'm always careful when pulling it out of my pocket, since I'd rather not know how much a new screen would cost in case I shattered it. No room here for shaky fingers. The camera is in the same boat. Although the camera is excellent, it nevertheless occasionally produces images with blur. I'm really glad to meet your Samsung! For that price, how is this even possible?!

Pros
  • Display, dual sound, and a sleek design make this a pleasant handheld experience.
Cons
  • Back imprinting

Revainrating 3 out of 5

Overall good, but I expected more, there are disadvantages.

The mobile device is deserving of high recognition due to its amazing cameras, lightning-fast performance, and manageable size. If it weren't for the major drawback - BATTERY, it might be the greatest alternative currently available on the market. The Internet is the first phone that has to have its battery charged every day while it is set to call mode. Even though the battery capacity of the SE is two times lower, it holds like a micro SE, which is even worse. More than 3.5 hours of screen…

Pros
  • Compactness, camera, performance
Cons
  • BATTERY!

Revainrating 4 out of 5

A good balance of price/quality, recommend it.

Don't tell the doctor you have painful eyes if you don't! Just a lie about the device's brakes! Do not add any slag! A baratea meal? g will be instructed once more. In the background, it is eating resources. Glance in the mirror and search for the issue! Shame on the body for that! With that sort of money, why can't you produce regular glass on the other side? Though I usually prefer the Samsung, I went to the iPhone 12 this time. The latest Samsung devices are a complete shame! A Samsung and…

Pros
  • The gadget is functional.
Cons
  • Frame! disgrace!

Revainrating 5 out of 5

I am amazed! It was definitely worth the money!

When it came time to choose a phone to purchase, I gave it a lot of thought. Touchscreen was a feature on my old Samsung Alpha. I really enjoy photography but I was looking for something more affordable, so I decided to go with the C9 because of the incredible camera it has. It was imperative that the photographs not be subpar in comparison to Alpha. I'm so relieved that I was able to figure things out. The C9 with 128 GB of memory is the perfect solution for you. The item is not a PCT, but it…

Pros
  • Excellent camera. It does an excellent job of expressing colors, and it is quite functional.
Cons
  • Price.

Revainrating 5 out of 5

Exactly as promised by the manufacturer, high quality.

As there is no justification for such an overcharge and I intend to continue using non-certified medications in the future, I did not think twice before purchasing the Asian version for seventeen thousand dollars less than ROSTAT. In deciding between the S9 and S9 Plus, I opted for the former because I prefer not to use hefty implements and find it difficult to type with one hand while using the other. There's a lot of snark on the internet about a battery's lack of power, but I've got enough…

Pros
  • Unlike many other Chinese imitations of Western products, especially the iPhone, this one actually seems like it was designed in China. Everything from the camera to the screen to the stereo sound to the construction to the top-shelf components is top-notch. The phone and the print both do their jobs very well. I find no major issues in this design, and it works perfectly for me. The kit included with a silicone bumper case to protect your device.
Cons
  • The first is the cost, which is nothing more than a number in the eyes of the authorities. The second is a SIM card and memory card slot in one; at that price, you might as well get the best of both worlds, and the battery life demands it.

Revainrating 4 out of 5

The product is really good, I'm glad I bought it.

For the most part, I'm satisfied with how this cell phone has performed over the past 2.5 years. In 2022, 4 GB of Memory will be woefully inadequate; programs will frequently crash, and browser tabs will have to be closed. The camera was not awful for its time, however now many phones from the lower-middle category shoot just as well. Contains a number of advantages: Excellent screen, adequate performance, and a generally adequate amount of permanent memory made this a good tiny phone for its…

Revainrating 3 out of 5

Nothing special, there are positive and negative sides.

In retrospect, I can say that while I was thrilled with the purchase initially, my dissatisfaction has only grown over the past few months. I went with Samsung since I though it wouldn't be any worse than Apple phones and would even be an improvement, but I ended up with the same issues I did with Apple phones. If the phone is five or six years old and has "outlived its usefulness," then I can see why this is happening, but when it happens to a phone that's only a couple of years old, I have to

Pros
  • No complaints about the design whatsoever; it's really clear and easy on the eyes. The phone's design makes it easy to hold. Having the option to add more memory is a plus, and the amount that comes standard is sufficient. When I used Apple products, I always wished I had the card. 3. You can get some very tasty images from the camera if you take the time to delve into the various settings.
Cons
  • First, the screen itself is a source of silent terror. I can't tell if I just have bad luck with them or if the screen quality is actually subpar. Before then, I had the same issue with a different phone; the screen became "see through" some time after purchase (not immediately, perhaps six months later). It's difficult to explain, but if you open YouTube and click on a video to watch, you might notice that the keyboard that was showing in the Vkontakte tab when you were typing a message appears on the screen as well. The point is that some apps appear to "shine through" others, while opening a completely white screen reveals a striped pattern with lighter and darker areas. For me, this one drawback negates all the aforementioned benefits. Also, there are no cracks or breaks in the display. Second, the price is excessive and appears to be based largely on the reputation of the manufacturer, rather than the quality of the product itself; for this reason, and given the display's other issues, I would not recommend purchasing it. Even more so when you consider that it will only last you three years until it stops working, and that you can buy a new smartphone every year for the same price from a different manufacturer that will be just as good, if not better. Third, after a year of regular use, the computer's speed noticeably slowed down, to the point where it frequently froze or crashed. 4. The charging socket has been giving me trouble for the past few months; the wire inside has become loose. First I believed it was the wire, so I went out and bought a new one. My first guess was that the nest was clogged, so I cleared it out. Because of this, I had to switch to wireless power and new batteries rather than rely on wired charging. But here's the problem again: wireless charging is spotty; if you hold the phone with the battery in your hand, it can turn off and on at odd intervals, despite my best efforts to keep them in one place while charging.

Revainrating 5 out of 5

Beyond praise! The product definitely deserves your attention.

I considered the phone for a while. S9 and Huawei P20Pro made it to the championship. Noting this, I solely made choices based on descriptions, reviews, and reviews; I did not test anything. Likewise, the iPhone wasn't first thought of (yes, this is personal). As a result, I chose S9 (although I'm still debating whether it or S9 + are better for me). I preferred the Samsung better due to its design (I like that curved screen without that stupid newfangled "eyebrow"). Also, Koreans are a big…

Pros
  • Great design (subjective, but I express my tastes); Superb camera (superb software processing; megapixel count hasn't mattered much in a long time); Performance (everything works extremely quickly); Cellular, Internet, and Wi-Fi perform better than on my old phone (a Nokia Lumia 930), with a strong connection even in difficult-to-reach locations; - Waterproofing (I like to submerge phones in the toilet, but this one hasn't had time, and splashes can be harmful if there is no protection at all); - Screen (topmost screen); - It has multiple functions (and the availability of numerous practical features, such as the Edge panel, which can be removed from the screen and in which you can hide the icons of the primary applications); - It is easy to use (including with one hand + in the event the phone is firmly grasped in the hand, does not sway); Building quality; Traditional headphone jack (which, in my opinion, is still relevant); the inclusion of a cover in the package.
Cons
  • The left-side location of the volume button (but this is subjective; just on the right is more familiar); The Bixby button (but smart people suggested that you can change its purpose to almost any other using the bxActons application, which I already did); The high price (but this is subjective; in fact, it's worth it); The need to choose for a long time between the regular S and S +, and now it's not only about the screen size, but also about the functio; Fast charging, however, has made this less significant. Also, it lasts a day with moderate use.