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by Mariyan Slavov •
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Simply speaking, this device doesn't feel premium at all. Compared to older iPhone 16 Pro, it is like cheaper version of the same model. Like iPhone Xs vs. iPhone Xr. Usual aluminium instead steel or titanium. Thicker but light - feels like there is empty space inside. Similar-sized screen, but worse in any parameter. May design and switch from titanium to aluminium is a matter of taste, but screen (on my model, at least) is a total disaster. I have LG panel. Low contrast, blue colour tint, lower viewing angles - simply uncomfortable to look at. Screens on my 14 Pro and 16 Pro better in any way. After paying so much (and more than year ago) i got device that is worse and not nice to use. And models with higher memory configurations use cheaper and slower chips.
by mikamika
It's a good phone for his price range and a compact phone that I like it very much, I appreciate that comes with 68w power charge and a good battery. Camera is the best for his price range and the day to day use is very little and very funny to use
by Gheorghe_12
honestly did not expect this phone to last as long as it has. been using the Samsung Galaxy A20e since launch day and it is still holding up better than i expected for a budget device. performance wise it handles more than i thought it would. still running Free Fire and PUBG on it including the latest lighter 500MB version of free fire downloaded from https://freemaxfire.com/ and it runs fine. not flagship smooth but definitely playable without major issues. for a phone at this price point that is genuinely impressive. camera is nothing special compared to what is out there now, i won't pretend otherwise. but for everyday shots and social media it gets the job done. don't go in expecting anything close to modern camera phones and you will be fine with it. battery is average. i moved to an S23 after a while and the difference in battery life is noticeable. the A20e will get you through a normal day but heavy gaming sessions will drain it faster than you want. where this phone genuinely stands out is build quality. feels solid in hand, never had a cracked back or any structural issues despite years of daily use. for what it costs that is hard to complain about. overall this is a solid value for money device especially if you are on a tight budget and need a reliable daily driver. if anyone here is looking to sell one in good condition drop me a message, genuinely interested in picking one up.
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by dstrauss •
They already produced the phone, they know how to do it. Ternus said he wants to run lean, produce more, and put out faster. If there is a delay it is because the phone has glitches, it is not ready for the public. Not launching with the iPhone and "production" delays are just a smoke screen.
by ken_g •
You’re never gonna get that guy to see past his android goggles. They’re super glued to his face.
by RoKem •