Samsung Galaxy S10 Dual Sim, 128GB, 8GB Ram (Prism Blue) Elevate your mobile experience with the Samsung Galaxy S10 Dual Sim, a technological marvel now available at the lowest price on Fonezone.me. This Prism Blue beauty isn't just a phone; it's a gateway to seamless connectivity and unparalleled performance. With a generous 128GB storage capacity and lightning-fast 8GB RAM, the S10 ensures your apps run smoother, and your memories are stored securely. Say goodbye to lag and hello to efficiency, thanks to the power of Android 9.0. Measuring at a sleek 15 x 0.8 x 7 cm and weighing only 157 grams, the S10 is a compact powerhouse that fits effortlessly into your lifestyle. Its Dual SIM capability provides the flexibility you need, while the Fingerprint sensor ensures your data stays exclusively in your hands. The 550 ppi pixel density and 3040 x 1440 resolution of the 16MP+12MP+12MP camera guarantee stunning visuals and lifelike clarity. Capture every moment with precision and share your world wirelessly through Bluetooth and Wi-Fi technologies. Samsung's commitment to quality is reflected, giving you peace of mind for your investment. The Prism Blue color adds a touch of sophistication, making the S10 not just a device but a style statement. Don't miss out on this extraordinary opportunity to own the Samsung Galaxy S10 at the lowest price on Fonezone.me. Elevate your mobile experience, and make every moment count. Order now and embark on a journey of technological excellence!
Samsung Galaxy S10 Dual Sim, 128GB, 8GB Ram (Prism Blue) Elevate your mobile experience with the Samsung Galaxy S10 Dual Sim, a technological marvel now available at the lowest price on Fonezone.me. This Prism Blue beauty isn't just a phone; it's a gateway to seamless connectivity and unparalleled performance. With a generous 128GB storage capacity and lightning-fast 8GB RAM, the S10 ensures your apps run smoother, and your memories are stored securely. Say goodbye to lag and hello to efficiency, thanks to the power of Android 9.0. Measuring at a sleek 15 x 0.8 x 7 cm and weighing only 157 grams, the S10 is a compact powerhouse that fits effortlessly into your lifestyle. Its Dual SIM capability provides the flexibility you need, while the Fingerprint sensor ensures your data stays exclusively in your hands. The 550 ppi pixel density and 3040 x 1440 resolution of the 16MP+12MP+12MP camera guarantee stunning visuals and lifelike clarity. Capture every moment with precision and share your world wirelessly through Bluetooth and Wi-Fi technologies. Samsung's commitment to quality is reflected, giving you peace of mind for your investment. The Prism Blue color adds a touch of sophistication, making the S10 not just a device but a style statement. Don't miss out on this extraordinary opportunity to own the Samsung Galaxy S10 at the lowest price on Fonezone.me. Elevate your mobile experience, and make every moment count. Order now and embark on a journey of technological excellence!
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Samsung Galaxy S10 (8GB RAM 128GB 4G LTE) Prism Blue
Samsung Galaxy S10 Dual Sim, 128GB, 8GB Ram (Prism Blue) Elevate your mobile experience with the Samsung Galaxy S10 Dual Sim, a technological marvel now available at the lowest price on Fonezone.me. This Prism Blue beauty isn't just a phone; it's a gateway to seamless connectivity and unparalleled performance. With a generous 128GB storage capacity and lightning-fast 8GB RAM, the S10 ensures your apps run smoother, and your memories are stored securely. Say goodbye to lag and hello to efficiency, thanks to the power of Android 9.0. Measuring at a sleek 15 x 0.8 x 7 cm and weighing only 157 grams, the S10 is a compact powerhouse that fits effortlessly into your lifestyle. Its Dual SIM capability provides the flexibility you need, while the Fingerprint sensor ensures your data stays exclusively in your hands. The 550 ppi pixel density and 3040 x 1440 resolution of the 16MP+12MP+12MP camera guarantee stunning visuals and lifelike clarity. Capture every moment with precision and share your world wirelessly through Bluetooth and Wi-Fi technologies. Samsung's commitment to quality is reflected, giving you peace of mind for your investment. The Prism Blue color adds a touch of sophistication, making the S10 not just a device but a style statement. Don't miss out on this extraordinary opportunity to own the Samsung Galaxy S10 at the lowest price on Fonezone.me. Elevate your mobile experience, and make every moment count. Order now and embark on a journey of technological excellence!
Samsung Galaxy S10 Dual Sim, 128GB, 8GB Ram (Prism Blue) Elevate your mobile experience with the Samsung Galaxy S10 Dual Sim, a technological marvel now available at the lowest price on Fonezone.me. This Prism Blue beauty isn't just a phone; it's a gateway to seamless connectivity and unparalleled performance. With a generous 128GB storage capacity and lightning-fast 8GB RAM, the S10 ensures your apps run smoother, and your memories are stored securely. Say goodbye to lag and hello to efficiency, thanks to the power of Android 9.0. Measuring at a sleek 15 x 0.8 x 7 cm and weighing only 157 grams, the S10 is a compact powerhouse that fits effortlessly into your lifestyle. Its Dual SIM capability provides the flexibility you need, while the Fingerprint sensor ensures your data stays exclusively in your hands. The 550 ppi pixel density and 3040 x 1440 resolution of the 16MP+12MP+12MP camera guarantee stunning visuals and lifelike clarity. Capture every moment with precision and share your world wirelessly through Bluetooth and Wi-Fi technologies. Samsung's commitment to quality is reflected, giving you peace of mind for your investment. The Prism Blue color adds a touch of sophistication, making the S10 not just a device but a style statement. Don't miss out on this extraordinary opportunity to own the Samsung Galaxy S10 at the lowest price on Fonezone.me. Elevate your mobile experience, and make every moment count. Order now and embark on a journey of technological excellence!
The all-time low was $249.00 on 23 Apr 2026 — today's price is 138% above the lowest ever. It has been notably cheaper before — worth setting a price alert.
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SAMSUNG Galaxy S10 Smartphone Germany
Delivery between 25–29 July $15.52
originally posted on samsung.com
When I signed up for my new Galaxy S10 5G, I was all excited, and anticipating another big leap in the models series, which has been the case since my first Galaxy, the S2, followed by the S4, S6 and S8.I was even more excited at the prospect of 5G, which is slowly being rolled out in my area.I’m human, accidents happen, so I always purchase a good quality phone case, which over the years I’ve successfully managed to purchase a good case and kept my phones in pristine condition.I still have my S2, though it struggles with current technology, but still is a great photo viewer and music player, but no longer through Bluetooth. I also still have my S4 (which has sadly just died, the power button has become faulty, but that’s fair wear and tear), my S6 and S8 ... MoreWhen I signed up for my new Galaxy S10 5G, I was all excited, and anticipating another big leap in the models series, which has been the case since my first Galaxy, the S2, followed by the S4, S6 and S8.I was even more excited at the prospect of 5G, which is slowly being rolled out in my area.I’m human, accidents happen, so I always purchase a good quality phone case, which over the years I’ve successfully managed to purchase a good case and kept my phones in pristine condition.I still have my S2, though it struggles with current technology, but still is a great photo viewer and music player, but no longer through Bluetooth. I also still have my S4 (which has sadly just died, the power button has become faulty, but that’s fair wear and tear), my S6 and S8 phones.However, I feel Samsung’s quality and rugged build quality has slipped, considerably!My S10 5G fell off the table onto the floor, nothing unusual, and the screen shattered!The Samsung branded case didn’t offer any protection, which was extremely frustrating, because no other brands that I’d normally use, had a 5G case!Unperturbed, I put it down to being an accident, sorted things out, a new case, but still nothing on offer from the case brands I’ve successfully used in the past, and a double whammy, another damaged phone!These falls were minor falls, my previous phones have more than survived heavier drops (I used to be an active mountaineer, hill and moorland walker plus a lot of wild camping in remote locations), and still they not only look good, but work as good.Another niggle I have with the S10 5G is Bixby, I’m not a fan of talking to devices, I may have a speech impediment that makes it difficult for these devices to comprehend my requests, which makes it further frustrating, because the Bixby activation button is just where I need to put my fingers when holding the phone, which intern means I activate Bixby at the most inopportune times.To make matters worse, Bixby cannot be switched off, or if it can, I've yet to find the setting.On a positive note, the Bixby activation button is in the ideal place for those who will use Bixby a lot or as and when they need that little bit of help or that buzz of technology interaction, but for those who don’t, it must be annoying, it is for me. So how about in the Settings for Bixby, please include something to switch Bixby off. That will accommodate things nicely for all, those who rely on Bixby, and those who don't.Another niggle I have, insufficient RAM and no external memory slot, which is annoying, for I have to then download/transfer all my photos and music. I know many will use online storage, but I often spend prolonged periods in areas of poor or no signal, so device storage is important, particularly with wildlife and landscape photography locations, and often when driving, music online disappears due to poor or no signal, which is very frustrating, because the Samsung Music app is brilliant, and easy to use, I love the equaliser and the cross track fading, its brilliant and makes for better music listening when driving, or relaxing at home.After so many years of happy Samsung ownership, to say I’m disappointed is beyond what I’d have expected to say, but I am. The Samsung brand generally is very good, TV and other entertainment devices all offer top quality, just as with my previous smartphones.I’m not looking to upgrade anytime soon, but I am watching very carefully how Samsung progress.
originally posted on Google
After having [2] S10 phones I woke in the middle of the night 10/2/24 to a phone that was too hot to handle, vibrating about every 20 seconds, and was flashing as it continued to try and reboot as a result of a forced Samsung update. I went to bed with a working phone and now have a phone that I cannot use. It with any battery charge continues the same behavior described above. Prior to finding online resources with many people in the same situation, I went to purchase a replacement Samsung phone. Well done Samsung, make phones unusable so they have to be replaced. Some accountability would be great, either replace the phones you destroyed which were working prior to the update or repair the phones you terminated functionality on with this latest overnight update.
originally posted on ebay.com
Waited 5 days to make sure that the device wasn't going to stop working (carrier or otherwise) but everything is going well. I have to charge the phone twice a day which really brings into question the 80% or above battery life claim but it's a 5 year old device so I'm going to err on the side of caution - that said, it's not heating up or running sluggishly which would be indicators of the device running at a higher, more battery gobbling performance mode in order to keep up with the modern world of Trello, Notes, Google Sheets, and basic web browsing. Regardless, with no way of testing this and it not being a major dealbreaker I'm going to continue with the expectation that it's at the claimed 80% of original capacity. For reference, I turned my screen brightness ... MoreWaited 5 days to make sure that the device wasn't going to stop working (carrier or otherwise) but everything is going well. I have to charge the phone twice a day which really brings into question the 80% or above battery life claim but it's a 5 year old device so I'm going to err on the side of caution - that said, it's not heating up or running sluggishly which would be indicators of the device running at a higher, more battery gobbling performance mode in order to keep up with the modern world of Trello, Notes, Google Sheets, and basic web browsing. Regardless, with no way of testing this and it not being a major dealbreaker I'm going to continue with the expectation that it's at the claimed 80% of original capacity. For reference, I turned my screen brightness to 0% and my phone was at 100% at the moment that I started this review - it's now at 98%. It had no damage - I had to pull some pet hair out of the camera grooves, minor and easy to overlook (and can't see without looking for it - or see at all with screen is on) scratches (very very light) exist. Device is noticably smaller than the Pixel 6 Pro that it had to replace (yay curved screens coupled with a case just not quite raised tall enough to protect the fragile curved section of glass from a side impact.. from a plastic fan that it impacted from 2 feet away) but in about 5 months this device will be merely a test device for my games (: I don't recommend this phone for anyone looking for a phone to last them any longer than a year - it's far better than any phone that you'll find in the market for less than $200 but the Pixel 6a smokes it at that price with (my text input / keyboard is now HEAVILY lagging due to how much text is in this field) a much better camera, CPU and GPU, probably system memory, probably size, definitely updates and software features, but never when it comes to Samsung's excellent calculator that can only be replicated by using both the android calculator app as well as this other calculator app that has all of the conversions in it but kinda sucks as a calculator app. Can't side load the Samsung app, though - Samsung made it so that the app won't run elsewhere. So basically, if you have the spare cash, get the Pixel 6a but if you're just holding out for your proper replacement this beats any low end devices available right now. Only the Samsung A54 and A55 compete on performance (so any other A series device in Samsung's lineup will not run as well as this phone) and the Samsung Tab S9 FE is slightly better on performance, slightly worse for camera quality, has an insane 3 day battery life the way that I use it, and comes with a pen - it's potentially another option if you have $250 or so. When looking for performance details, look up Geekbench 6 for CPU and UL benchmarks for GPU. Just be warned - thermal throttling is a major problem and not all devices cool off at the same rates or throttle equally - some lose 10% of their performance, some lose 85% (shoutout to the Tab S7 lite) so these "first run" benchmarks only tell you what the device is capable of *before* you cause it to heat up by ie playing an "intense game" at the highest settings that the hardware can handle. This device doesn't get hot or throttle unless you take a lot of photos in a row or play 3D games at decent (not high, decent) settings - ie with realtime cast shadows on - expensive for sure, but the game in question was very simple otherwise. Device is now at 92%
| Display | |
| Rounded display corners | Y |
| Pixel density | 550 ppi |
| Touchscreen type | Capacitive |
| High Dynamic Range 10 Plus (HDR10+) | Y |
SAMSUNG Galaxy S10 Smartphone Germany
Delivery between 25–29 July $15.52
When I signed up for my new Galaxy S10 5G, I was all excited, and anticipating another big leap in the models series, which has been the case since my first Galaxy, the S2, followed by the S4, S6 and S8.I was even more excited at the prospect of 5G, which is slowly being rolled out in my area.I’m human, accidents happen, so I always purchase a good quality phone case, which over the years I’ve successfully managed to purchase a good case and kept my phones in pristine condition.I still have my S2, though it struggles with current technology, but still is a great photo viewer and music player, but no longer through Bluetooth. I also still have my S4 (which has sadly just died, the power button has become faulty, but that’s fair wear and tear), my S6 and S8 ... MoreWhen I signed up for my new Galaxy S10 5G, I was all excited, and anticipating another big leap in the models series, which has been the case since my first Galaxy, the S2, followed by the S4, S6 and S8.I was even more excited at the prospect of 5G, which is slowly being rolled out in my area.I’m human, accidents happen, so I always purchase a good quality phone case, which over the years I’ve successfully managed to purchase a good case and kept my phones in pristine condition.I still have my S2, though it struggles with current technology, but still is a great photo viewer and music player, but no longer through Bluetooth. I also still have my S4 (which has sadly just died, the power button has become faulty, but that’s fair wear and tear), my S6 and S8 phones.However, I feel Samsung’s quality and rugged build quality has slipped, considerably!My S10 5G fell off the table onto the floor, nothing unusual, and the screen shattered!The Samsung branded case didn’t offer any protection, which was extremely frustrating, because no other brands that I’d normally use, had a 5G case!Unperturbed, I put it down to being an accident, sorted things out, a new case, but still nothing on offer from the case brands I’ve successfully used in the past, and a double whammy, another damaged phone!These falls were minor falls, my previous phones have more than survived heavier drops (I used to be an active mountaineer, hill and moorland walker plus a lot of wild camping in remote locations), and still they not only look good, but work as good.Another niggle I have with the S10 5G is Bixby, I’m not a fan of talking to devices, I may have a speech impediment that makes it difficult for these devices to comprehend my requests, which makes it further frustrating, because the Bixby activation button is just where I need to put my fingers when holding the phone, which intern means I activate Bixby at the most inopportune times.To make matters worse, Bixby cannot be switched off, or if it can, I've yet to find the setting.On a positive note, the Bixby activation button is in the ideal place for those who will use Bixby a lot or as and when they need that little bit of help or that buzz of technology interaction, but for those who don’t, it must be annoying, it is for me. So how about in the Settings for Bixby, please include something to switch Bixby off. That will accommodate things nicely for all, those who rely on Bixby, and those who don't.Another niggle I have, insufficient RAM and no external memory slot, which is annoying, for I have to then download/transfer all my photos and music. I know many will use online storage, but I often spend prolonged periods in areas of poor or no signal, so device storage is important, particularly with wildlife and landscape photography locations, and often when driving, music online disappears due to poor or no signal, which is very frustrating, because the Samsung Music app is brilliant, and easy to use, I love the equaliser and the cross track fading, its brilliant and makes for better music listening when driving, or relaxing at home.After so many years of happy Samsung ownership, to say I’m disappointed is beyond what I’d have expected to say, but I am. The Samsung brand generally is very good, TV and other entertainment devices all offer top quality, just as with my previous smartphones.I’m not looking to upgrade anytime soon, but I am watching very carefully how Samsung progress.
After having [2] S10 phones I woke in the middle of the night 10/2/24 to a phone that was too hot to handle, vibrating about every 20 seconds, and was flashing as it continued to try and reboot as a result of a forced Samsung update. I went to bed with a working phone and now have a phone that I cannot use. It with any battery charge continues the same behavior described above. Prior to finding online resources with many people in the same situation, I went to purchase a replacement Samsung phone. Well done Samsung, make phones unusable so they have to be replaced. Some accountability would be great, either replace the phones you destroyed which were working prior to the update or repair the phones you terminated functionality on with this latest overnight update.
Waited 5 days to make sure that the device wasn't going to stop working (carrier or otherwise) but everything is going well. I have to charge the phone twice a day which really brings into question the 80% or above battery life claim but it's a 5 year old device so I'm going to err on the side of caution - that said, it's not heating up or running sluggishly which would be indicators of the device running at a higher, more battery gobbling performance mode in order to keep up with the modern world of Trello, Notes, Google Sheets, and basic web browsing. Regardless, with no way of testing this and it not being a major dealbreaker I'm going to continue with the expectation that it's at the claimed 80% of original capacity. For reference, I turned my screen brightness ... MoreWaited 5 days to make sure that the device wasn't going to stop working (carrier or otherwise) but everything is going well. I have to charge the phone twice a day which really brings into question the 80% or above battery life claim but it's a 5 year old device so I'm going to err on the side of caution - that said, it's not heating up or running sluggishly which would be indicators of the device running at a higher, more battery gobbling performance mode in order to keep up with the modern world of Trello, Notes, Google Sheets, and basic web browsing. Regardless, with no way of testing this and it not being a major dealbreaker I'm going to continue with the expectation that it's at the claimed 80% of original capacity. For reference, I turned my screen brightness to 0% and my phone was at 100% at the moment that I started this review - it's now at 98%. It had no damage - I had to pull some pet hair out of the camera grooves, minor and easy to overlook (and can't see without looking for it - or see at all with screen is on) scratches (very very light) exist. Device is noticably smaller than the Pixel 6 Pro that it had to replace (yay curved screens coupled with a case just not quite raised tall enough to protect the fragile curved section of glass from a side impact.. from a plastic fan that it impacted from 2 feet away) but in about 5 months this device will be merely a test device for my games (: I don't recommend this phone for anyone looking for a phone to last them any longer than a year - it's far better than any phone that you'll find in the market for less than $200 but the Pixel 6a smokes it at that price with (my text input / keyboard is now HEAVILY lagging due to how much text is in this field) a much better camera, CPU and GPU, probably system memory, probably size, definitely updates and software features, but never when it comes to Samsung's excellent calculator that can only be replicated by using both the android calculator app as well as this other calculator app that has all of the conversions in it but kinda sucks as a calculator app. Can't side load the Samsung app, though - Samsung made it so that the app won't run elsewhere. So basically, if you have the spare cash, get the Pixel 6a but if you're just holding out for your proper replacement this beats any low end devices available right now. Only the Samsung A54 and A55 compete on performance (so any other A series device in Samsung's lineup will not run as well as this phone) and the Samsung Tab S9 FE is slightly better on performance, slightly worse for camera quality, has an insane 3 day battery life the way that I use it, and comes with a pen - it's potentially another option if you have $250 or so. When looking for performance details, look up Geekbench 6 for CPU and UL benchmarks for GPU. Just be warned - thermal throttling is a major problem and not all devices cool off at the same rates or throttle equally - some lose 10% of their performance, some lose 85% (shoutout to the Tab S7 lite) so these "first run" benchmarks only tell you what the device is capable of *before* you cause it to heat up by ie playing an "intense game" at the highest settings that the hardware can handle. This device doesn't get hot or throttle unless you take a lot of photos in a row or play 3D games at decent (not high, decent) settings - ie with realtime cast shadows on - expensive for sure, but the game in question was very simple otherwise. Device is now at 92%
The phone is nice but they don't referbish phones. These are used phones without any testing done to them, some people get unfunctional phones while others get completely functional phones. I got lucky with a functional phone, the only issues i have with it is its pretty scratched up and the battery health is terrible making it very clear that they dont referbish or even test the phones so now i need to spend about $110 on a battery excluding installation. all together, its a good phone but they should really list it as used and not refurbished as they arent refurbished, also some of them arent actually unlocked phones. mine happened to be unlocked but a decent amount of others have said their phone wasn't unlocked.
So far this is an amazing little phone. Took me a little bit to get used to the dashboard but once I did it was easy to navigate. I strongly recommend this phone to anyone and everyone. It packs a snapdragon 855 under the hood and boy let me tell you, it will play a mobile game for sure. I mainly ran shop titans, but it ran that no problem. Another thing I thought that was cool is that during gameplay you can tab out and do something else then go back and resume the game you were currently playing. Most phones completely close an app like that to save on ram but this one doesn't because it can handle it. I would like to note that under normal conditions the battery will last you almost a full day as any phone would. I also received my phone as a refurbished, but it ... MoreSo far this is an amazing little phone. Took me a little bit to get used to the dashboard but once I did it was easy to navigate. I strongly recommend this phone to anyone and everyone. It packs a snapdragon 855 under the hood and boy let me tell you, it will play a mobile game for sure. I mainly ran shop titans, but it ran that no problem. Another thing I thought that was cool is that during gameplay you can tab out and do something else then go back and resume the game you were currently playing. Most phones completely close an app like that to save on ram but this one doesn't because it can handle it. I would like to note that under normal conditions the battery will last you almost a full day as any phone would. I also received my phone as a refurbished, but it was in perfect condition. I didn't receive a charge block but that was no issue to me. I don't really utilize cameras on phones so that's not a deal breaker for me. Overall, 10/10 from me. I found myself pretty satisfied with this product.
I miss my Sony!! So many issues;The screen goes right out to the edges which means (even with the app they wrote to correct the problem) you are always accidentally clicking the screen just by holding it. Also the camera is right in the screen, so if you need to press a button you are out of luck.You need a tool to open the SD/SIM slot. I travel a lot and am constantly switching cards.The power button sticks out (Sony was recessed) easy to lose your charge while charging if the button keeps clicking (in a bag or pocket).The phone is loaded with bloatware that spams you and is sometimes impossible to remove. The alarm talks to you when it goes off.The 'move App to SD card' option seems to be missing.Battery life is no better than my (almost 10 year old) Sony.I ... MoreI miss my Sony!! So many issues;The screen goes right out to the edges which means (even with the app they wrote to correct the problem) you are always accidentally clicking the screen just by holding it. Also the camera is right in the screen, so if you need to press a button you are out of luck.You need a tool to open the SD/SIM slot. I travel a lot and am constantly switching cards.The power button sticks out (Sony was recessed) easy to lose your charge while charging if the button keeps clicking (in a bag or pocket).The phone is loaded with bloatware that spams you and is sometimes impossible to remove. The alarm talks to you when it goes off.The 'move App to SD card' option seems to be missing.Battery life is no better than my (almost 10 year old) Sony.I don't know what they were thinking - complete disappointment.
I wanted a phone small enough to comfortably fit in my purse while also being large enough to easily view things like text, photo and videos. I also wanted something affordable as my budget just couldn't support buying a $1000 plus phone and i didnt want to lock into 2 - 3 Year contracts to get one. The S10 was a nice balance for my needs. It takes great photos and video. Its processor power lets me run any app i want quickly and smoothly. It comfortably connects with any bluetooth device. It has a great battery life letting me use it all day for phone, text and streaming video without worrying about recharge. Only had it for 6 months, but so far it has been the perfect phone for me.
This the absolutely worst restore phone i ever bought. I can't use the phone with purchases anything. If I try buy anything phone freezes up. The phone freezes up worst then my last broke phone. The camera suck. I had a brand new s10 this blurry crap is not the original camera. At this point i wish i could get a refund, because my 9yr old could've did a better job. Something shouldn't be sold just off principle and good business. This piece of crap phone is one of those times. This business definitely knew this phone wasn't able to be restored and still made the decision to sell me this piece of crap. The world we live in today. Making a quick buck is better then morals and good business. Never again.
phone is great, and apparently new based on the sealed manufacturer's box. However the battery has a very dhort life and after tunning phone fiagnostics several yimrs, I keep getting the reply that the phone battery is defective--insufficient. I charfed the battery fully before doing anything with the phone, and tgen noticed the battery drains very rapidly with little use. It drsins anout 25% overnight withno programs running. i wish I had a phobe number to contact the seller to get this sorted out. I don't have the luxury of sending the phone back for repair. I use it for necessary medical reporting and to call 911 if I have an emergency. So, unless I can reach the seller, caveat emptor!
I bought this phone to upgrade from my Galaxy A53, which was in its last leg. So far, ir works great and its pretty fast, but the only 2 things I don't like are: 1) the battery life is a joke - it doesn't even last a full day. 2) the screen edge is just extra - I keep accidentally touching the edge of the sceen, and even putting a screen cover is way more complicated than it needs to be. I think that it is a great phone for the money, but a longer battery life and a regular flat screen would've made this phone perfect. 👌🏼No other complaints, though. Great phone!
| Display | |
| Rounded display corners | Y |
| Pixel density | 550 ppi |
| Touchscreen type | Capacitive |
| High Dynamic Range 10 Plus (HDR10+) | Y |
