For the first time since owning Samsung phones, I had a desire to 1. smash it against the wall, 2. Never buy Samsung flagships again. It seems that the company is steadily degrading, starting with the S8. I personally did not find any visible advantages useful for the average user in any subsequent flagship, well, except, perhaps, for various charging options and its speed. On the contrary, some useful functions disappear for some reason, and support, to the question: Sfigali ?, mumbles…

I bought s20 ultra, about autonomy of 12.5 hours at 60 hertz and 10 hours at 120 Hz - this is with active use, I don’t know how others keep it for 4 hours, maybe it was before the ate, or these people don’t know how to use the phone, then 128 GB memory is normal, since you can expand the SD card up to 1 TB, I'm writing this for downs who whine that 128 GB is not enough for them, so it's not expensive to go buy a USB flash drive, then the camera after the ate, the focus became normal, the white…

Some pros: A large good screen, there are almost no complaints about the OLED display, if you take it on a snapdragon, the performance is good, the stabilization is excellent, there is USB type-c, there is NFC, it’s nice to hold in your hands, there is 120 hertz, it’s nice to use the shell, there is protection against water and dust according to the IP68 standard, there is a wireless charging. Its cons: The design of this phone, of course, spoils everything approximately like mid-budget phones,

Do not buy s20 on the exinise, it heats up, trottle, constantly loses the network (if you have tele2) with Amazon the flight is normal. I liked the device itself, of course, there is no point in arguing. But the exynos version was terribly disappointing. For example, in WOT Blitz you can’t comfortably lose, constant lags, after 15 minutes of playing the FPS drops to 20-25 . In addition to everything, there are only 128GB of memory, of which only 20 remained at my disposal for 3 months of…

For this price it was possible to work the camera, etc. This given price does not correspond in quality - the optimal price for it is 50,000. If you buy this smart, then be sure to hang glass on it and get a case better than a native case with a book with LEDs, otherwise it will jump out of your hands and another minus the smart has cameras and this case covers their protrusion and the smart lies comfortably in your hand.

I bought it to replace Nokia, which already got it in order (excellent software, but the hardware literally falls apart there, every month in repair). Yes, it's more expensive, but almost everything is head and shoulders above, if not a little better. The only thing is that you have to get used to the proprietary shell. With its pros. An excellent device, I won’t describe the characteristics - everything works smartly and quickly, the performance will be enough for several years to come. It…

The phone does not correspond to its money ! Unlike the Chinese, apart from its large and bright screen, it is no better than Huawei, honor, and the camera is definitely worse, its real price is 50 k. This is purely Samsung advertising and marketing. If you want a bright screen, carry a powerbank with you and in order to shoot something on the camera, you need to go into the pro manual settings and set the iso aperture, etc. Maybe then something can be removed, but you must admit that many…

In general, a cool phone, it’s easy to put up with the shortcomings I described and not notice at all, these are nothing compared to ASSEMBLY QUALITY, WORK SPEED, DISPLAY, KEYBOARD RESPONSE WHEN TYping TEXT . I can’t exchange it for another, I don’t see worthy analogues in the near future. The Chinese pass. Apple . was, well, like that. Excel spreadsheets open so that you want to throw it at the wall. Again, the apple is in everyone's hands. Samsung too, but not this model. Sony - I COULD NOT…

First of all I love this phone, it's amazing! For people looking at reviews to determine if they will buy this phone, negative reviews are small. Complaint about the lack of 2 slots for SIM cards and there is no reason for that in the USA. As for checking the headphone jack, Samsung gives you a headset that you can plug into the charging port and it works great. As for the camera view, people think that if you zoom in 100x on your phone's camera, you'll get great shots. Samsung is working on an

I'm a Samsung lover and genuinely happy with it, I even preordered it. It hasn't even been a week since I sent it back. I can not anymore. It's a buggy prototype, not the most expensive phone out there. I would go with an old disposable camera instead of this next generation camera system. A "camera crash warning" pops up several times a day, rendering the camera unusable until I restart it. I can get better pictures out of a moving car after my dogs have licked the camera with my crappy Pixel2

I bought this phone, tested the performance with the iPhone 11 at multiple carriers in the US, wanted to like it but ended up sending it back. The S20 Ultra phone is sold in 2 versions regardless of storage. The US version (base model number SM-G988U) and some China and Latin America versions are powered by Qualcomm Snapdragon, while the major world versions (base model numbers SM-G988F/N/B) are powered by Samsung Exynos chips. The US version doesn't have a dual/hybrid SIM tray that can hold…