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This is a premium phone in this range as its build quality is excellent. The interface is so much easier and handy. The battery is also very impressive as It can last upto a day and a half . The fingerprint scanner and the face detection is also quite impressive in this segment, the response time is less than a second. There is no lag while playing games ,the screen quality is very good. The light sensor is very responsive also the camera quality is nice and given that the wide camera lens makes it much more interesting. Talking about the front camera it is also impressive as compared to the price tag of the phone . It also has fast charging and charges it at a rate of 1 to 2 percent per minute or slight less than a minute. The body is scratch less and the it comes with a single speaker but it is more than enough. The touch is very smooth and feathery. There are many additional features like increase touch sensitivity while using gloves and device manager. And nonetheless it comes with a brand value of Samsung providing nice service all around the globe and easy to locate the service centers anywhere in India or in any other country. So my recommendation is to go for it because in this range the Samsung has offered everything to make it a premium flagship .	2	positive
Product is good but required wifi	2	positive
Get it on time, Got 63.83 GB of 64... Very happy.. Package was nice packed.	2	positive
Excellent quality but at premium price	2	positive
Very bad.... There is no sim ijector in pocket	2	positive
Work flowlessly with oneplus 7	2	positive
Hey guys this is Ridhvik from YouTube channel PhoneRadius and you are reading my full review of the iPhone 7. Starting with the Box Contents. You get .An iPhone 7 2-pin USB Power Adapter (5V-1A) A USB to lightning cable EarPods with Lightning Connector. Lightning to 3.5mm Headphone Jack Adapter. SIM ejector pin. And Documentation. Display Retina HD display 4.7-inch Multi-Touch display with IPS technology 1334x750-pixel resolution at 326 ppi Battery Non-removable Li-Ion 1960 mAh battery Splash, Water and Dust Resistant Rated IP67 technology Processor A10 Fusion chip with 64-bit architecture (quadcore processor) Camera 12-megapixel camera ƒ/1.8 aperture Optical image stabilisation Six‑element lens Quad-LED True Tone flash FaceTime HD camera 7-megapixel ƒ/2.2 aperture. Physical overview Right : Power button and SIM slots Left : Volume rockers and mute slider Bottom : lighting port , speakers and microphone ( NO 3.5 MM HEADPHONE JACK) The new iPhone 7 comes with a new home button which does not press but gives haptic feedback when touched. The pressure for the feedback back can be adjusted. It has Siri built in.The phone now supports stereo speakers as well. Now let's start with the review. Pros : . The new iPhone 7 has a huge upgrade in the camera department when compared to the 6 or 6s . The output from the speakers is very good thanks to the stereo speakers . Though it supports only a 1960 mAh battery the battery life is very good and. Can give one hour more screen on time than the 6s. . It can handle any game with ease and no lag . The general performance is top notch . The processor is the best and most powerful processor. Cons : . The worst part is the absence of the 3.5 mm headphone jack. You need to carry the dongle to use headphones or use a wireless one . . The supplied charger is very slow (5V-1A). That's all . I hope you liked the review if you did please press the helpful button. ( It means a lot) and do subscribe to my channel PhoneRadius (no space between phone and radius ) on YouTube. Thank you.	2	positive
Batterylife and screen quality is awesome. Processing speed also very good. Overall its a 5 star phone.	2	positive
Handy & fine product...	2	positive
The best product.it has all needed features ssd ,graphics card,good display, RGB ,better processor than Intel i5 ,and an average battery life,good laptop for students and gamers	2	positive
Fingerprint is slow it takes 2-3secs to unlock. Face Detection is fast it works at night time perfectly. Display it's 720p AMOLED display which is good at this price. You should keep the brightness above 75% when you are outsids screen looks very good. Adaptive brightness works fast as well. Battery life is good I didn't play pubg or asphalt so I can't say much about it but I played Agent A for 2hrs it reduced gradually the battery is fine if you are not a gamer. Camera's can do better. Performance of SOC snapdragon 665 is cool It has Android pie. Speakers are good and loud as well. The volume buttons and power buttons are good as well. Audio jack with earphones is not that good. Dual Sim slot with SD card option either you can insert two Sims or one sim and SD card. Proximity sensor is very sensitive If you are talking on call it operators your notification panel automatically. Good for professional use I can't conclude for gamers My review for this product is 4/5 because It doesn't have full HD screen Finger print is slow ( I hope they can fix it in future updates) Camera is not promising as mentioned If your considering camera and full HD display you won't be satisfied here.	2	positive
I moved from a 6s to the Xs, the speed and feel of the phone is brilliant. For everyone who thinks it’s overpriced, yes we pay for a brand and it’s a choice we make.	2	positive
Bettery life not good draining problem and fingerprint not proper work.and in back side small small pot showing after some days.Thanks	2	positive
I Got this one @999 Value for money Perefct Bass, Noise cancellation Don't think Ho for it	2	positive
IMPROVE FINGERPRINT QUALITY	2	positive
True Smartphone. Period.	2	positive
Very good product. my family is very happy	2	positive
It's a nice product for the price	2	positive
Cost is high but quality is good	2	positive
Must read the book📚📕	2	positive
Dear team unfortunately my screen got broken.. Pls help to replace with new screen. Make a cal arrange from service team. So that I can comfortably discuss about exp details..	2	positive
Built qualities good sound also so good for this price range .But bass not so power full as I expected. Overall the product is so so...	2	positive
It's more better if front camera is of sony exmor. Charging should be more fast because of big battery. Overall performance is good. On the sim data battery life is average from 100% in the morning, it lasts only 30 to 40 in the evening without any game played. If I put it to medium battery saving mode It will give me what I was expecting fro M30s. Samsung have to give some firmware updates which resolve display heating issue.	2	positive
Excellent DSLR by Canon	2	positive
Best book for environment with illustration.But i dont like the "delivery" much because they don't came to my address for delivery.please make delivery to Home address for customers satisfaction and comfort.	2	positive
Best in class.	2	positive
Amazing camera quality 😍 However, as compared to iPhone X, OnePlus pictures are little color saturated but many of us like it that way.. so it saves time editing pictures and also lot of money unlike apple devices ;) OnePlus 7T camera really surprised me, specially for night and low light photography. It also has a wide angle camera. Great screen size. Comes with screen guard and mobile cover. Dash charging is superb. Totally happy. I should have bought 256GB model though. It's just 2k more than this one which has 128GB.	2	positive
firstly even i have seen the reviews in amazon and some other sites about this mobile. reviews was worst. But on my own interest i bought it. its an awesome mobile please go for it.	2	positive
Good one You can think for it Price tag is also ok Features all that a smart tv must have	2	positive
I got this phone for 12900, for this price range its really good budget phone. Display is really good. Most important is battery. 6000mah really helps a lot. 2 days battery. Overall performance is good. But you can't expect great pictures in this camera. If your not using your mobile for camera purpose but you have a habit watching movies in mobile then the super amoled display and 6000mah battery will impress you lot.	2	positive
Connectivity problems but overall good TV	2	positive
It has the best camera in this range and the fingerprint scanner is also fast.	2	positive
I was not sure what to do with my old LED television because that was not a smart TV and I don't have a cable connection. Now, I can watch almost every streaming channel on my old TV. Alexa can even turn the TV on and off	2	positive
Great brand and great delivery by Amazon	2	positive
Value for the money. Amazing sound quality. But sometimes not getting connected through bluetooth.have to reatart twice or thrice .	2	positive
Fingerprint sensor is awesome .camera quality is really so good.very clear image .good phone in this price range . If anyone want to purchase phone in this diwali then must go for this phon. Samsung has launch a great phone with great feature in this price range . I charged my phone day before ...after full day usage battery is 61 percent . 6000 mah battery .	2	positive
Just Go for it....!! But keep in mind do not update os because after updating the os it crash within 2 days in 15 days os got crashed 2 Times very horrible experience but in performance this laptop is breeze of air.. run like a battleship....!! battery backup is very good for normal work....4 to 5 hour...!! for high use it is limited to 2.5 hour...!!!	2	positive
Best in the world.... Superb at this price point	2	positive
Great sound.. reflects the bass through it's tiny sized speakers... however, wished it was as smart as the Google AI	2	positive
It's very awesome	2	positive
Value for money, color and look awesome, good quality, process and operation is faster, handling easy, no heat issues quick charging is very decent and fast, Camera and Image quality is not good, if u want good camera try and comparing another 13MP devices. Daytime photos are good, no night mode option and low light photos are very poor. Simply worth for performance, and gaming, not for photo lovers	2	positive
I like this a phone	2	positive
Teach you how to get involve and rest is your	2	positive
Life changing product for people who are always on the go and there phone is always out of battery . It takes a while to charge but once it’s charged it’s works perfectly	2	positive
Nokia always better	2	positive
5 stars for Good image quality 5 stars for Best handling system 5 stars for Supperb wifi connection so not need to connect computer frequently 5 stars for BEST PRICE 👌🏻	2	positive
Amazing it is !!!	2	positive
Nice phone u can buy it without any hesitation	2	positive
good camara	2	positive
I bought this phone on the very first day of launch and gifted this to my mom. I haven't used a Samsung device since 3 years when I had galaxy S7, but the specs of M30s caught my eyes.. The moment I received the phone I was already impressed by the display quality. It is top notch... Coming to the camera quality, luckily I got a chance to try it out on my trip to kedarnath, and this phone did not disappoint at all... The images were sharp, detailed and the phone was blazing fast in focusing and clicking images... The video stabilization is also great here... What I liked the most was the wide angle mode, was quiet handy in clicking group selfies. About battery, I would say this is the best one can get, as I was traveling, I kept a power bank as well, but didn't even used it once, a full charge lasted for 2 days and the inbox charger was fast enough to top up the massive battery quickly.. Also the weight balance even after a huge battery is great here and the phone doesn't not feel much heavy unlike the other phone with big battery. Although I bought the 128gb variant, having a dedicated micro SD slot Is a bonus which most of the competitors lack.. Also i haven't experienced any sort of lag or heating issue in 10 days of usage. I would highly recommended this device to anyone looking for a phone under 15k..	2	positive
Awesome 👏✊👍	2	positive
Value for money at this price	2	positive
I bought this pc and delivered today morning 12.40pm optane 16gb is not mentioned in the system tray, it shows only 4gb ram, is optane memory is installed in this pc please clarify other than that the pc is looking good and working good. thank you amazon and thank you appario retail solutions pvt. ltd.	2	positive
Great Phone in this Range!!	2	positive
Samsung has seen its number one market share position in India swallowed by Xiaomi, in exactly the same way that it overtook Nokia many years ago. The company has tried to respond in several different ways over the years, but very few of its recent low-cost offerings have been competitive enough in our reviews and ratings. The Korean giant has used its youth-focused J-series and software features such as S Bike Mode to address the budget market, but that just can't compare to the big screens, powerful processors, and tonnes of storage that Xiaomi and others offer at the same prices. It's finally time for a complete strategy reset, and so now we have the brand new Samsung Galaxy M-series. The two newly announced models, the Samsung Galaxy M10 (Review) and Samsung Galaxy M20, are launching in India before anywhere else, which shows how important it is for the company to recapture this market. Strategy aside, the new Galaxy M series represents a huge shift for the company in terms of design and specifications. There's no doubt that these phones are aimed squarely at Xiaomi, Honor, Realme, and Asus. It seems almost as though Samsung went out into the market with a checklist and tried to figure out every last little thing that these companies do in their perpetual race to one-up each other. Today, we have the more capable and higher priced of the two models, the Galaxy M20, for review. Let's find out whether Samsung's gamble has paid off, and whether it has finally managed to get the price, features, and performance right. Samsung Galaxy M20 design Put simply, this phone does not look or feel like any existing Samsung phone. It's extremely generic and could pass off for something from any of a handful of other manufacturers. Head-on, it's virtually indistinguishable from the Realme U1 (Review) or Oppo F9 (Review), for example. More than a criticism of Samsung though, this says more about how little scope there is for individuality when reducing a phone's features to such a degree of minimalism. The biggest departure from previous Samsung designs is the waterdrop-style 'Infinity-V' notch at the top of the screen, which is just big enough for the front camera to fit into. The screen measures 6.3 inches diagonally with a 19.5:9 aspect ratio and rounded corners in keeping with current trends. There is a bit of a chin at the bottom of the screen — interestingly, if you place the Galaxy M20 and Galaxy M10 side by side, you'll see that they look identical except that the Galaxy M20 has a taller screen and narrower chin, for a screen-to-body ratio exceeding 90 precent. The top and side borders around the screen do look narrow, but the sides of this phone bulge outwards considerably. This helps allow the earpiece to be placed within the frame, above the screen notch. There is an ambient light sensor, but it can't be seen. The proximity sensor is to the left of the notch and that placement doesn't seem to have hurt its functionality. Both the Galaxy M20 and the Galaxy M10 will be sold in the same two colours, Ocean Blue and Charcoal Black. Our Galaxy M20 review unit is Ocean Blue, which does stand out. It's quite dark, with a glossy finish and a very fine grainy pattern that gives it some depth. Samsung hasn't said exactly what material it has used for the rear shell, but it feels plasticky. The rear and sides of this phone are a single moulded shell with no seams or even antenna lines. We're happy to note that despite being glossy, the rear of this phone isn't slippery at all. The sides of this phone are rounded, but it is bulky overall, thanks to the 5000mAh battery — more on that in a bit. It's also quite thick and heavy, and we felt the weight after using it for extended periods. The Galaxy M10 is a lot lighter in comparison but it obviously doesn't have the huge battery. The Galaxy M20 has a USB Type-C port on the bottom, unlike the Micro-USB port on its less expensive sibling. The speaker grille is also on the bottom, whereas the Galaxy M10 has it on the lower rear. Another big difference between the two phones is that the Galaxy M20 has a fingerprint sensor on the rear — the less expensive model doesn't have one at all. We found the sensor a bit too high for our index fingers to reach comfortably when holding the phone. Everything else is fairly standard — there's a 3.5mm audio socket on the bottom, power and volume buttons on the right, and a tray on the left for two Nano-SIMs as well as a dedicated microSD card slot. The dual rear camera module has a tiny ridge around it to help prevent the lenses from getting scratched, but doesn't protrude at all. Overall, while the Samsung Galaxy M20 doesn't have much of an individual identity, it's more than good enough to take on its competition in the sub-Rs. 15,000 market. Every design choice has been made to support a feature that Samsung needs to offer. Samsung Galaxy M20 specifications and software The most interesting thing on the Galaxy M20's spec sheet is its brand new Exynos 7904 processor. This oddly named unit was launched less than two weeks ago, and was designed specifically for the value smartphone segment in India. It has two high-performance ARM Cortex-A73 cores running at 1.8GHz and six power-efficient ARM Cortex-A53 cores running at 1.6GHz, plus a Mali-G71 GPU. Samsung tends to use the same processors across a lot of models, sometimes over the course of several years. Since this is our first experience with the Exynos 7904, our benchmarks will tell us how it competes against the Qualcomm and MediaTek models that other manufacturers in this segment use. The Galaxy M20 is available with either 3GB of RAM and 32GB of storage for Rs. 10,990, or 4GB of RAM and 64GB of storage for Rs. 12,990. We have latter configuration for review, and a quick look at the market shows that many other models at this price level don't have as much RAM or storage, which could give Samsung an advantage. The rest of the specs are more commonly found in this price bracket. The screen resolution is 1080x2340, with a density of 409ppi. There's a 5000mAh battery, and Samsung says that the bundled 15W charger will fill it up quickly. Ten minutes of charging is supposed to be enough to enjoy three hours of videos or 11 hours of music playback. The primary rear camera is a 13-megapixel unit with an f/1.9 aperture, while the secondary camera has a 5-megapixel sensor and 120 degree field of view. The front camera has an 8-megapixel resolution. Dual VoLTE is supported, and you can use LTE on either SIM at any time. Samsung seems to have cut a few corners when it comes to the accessories in the box. Other than the 15W charger and USB Type-C cable, there's only a SIM eject pin — there's no protective case or screen guard, and in a page out of the Xiaomi playbook, no headset. It's a little disappointing to see Android 8.1, but at least it was up to date with the January 2019 security patch at the time of our review. The Galaxy M20 runs the Samsung Experience UI, as the company's new One UI is still in its beta test phase. If you've used any recent Samsung phone, you won't find much that's new or different here. Unfortunately, another thing that hasn't changed is Samsung's eagerness to put ads everywhere. From the moment we first booted this phone, we were confronted by them. The entire lock screen is now an ad – Samsung has integrated an app called Glance that shows a different photo or promotional item each time you wake this phone from sleep. Not only are the captions distracting, but they displace useful notifications. In just the first few hours of using this phone we saw repeated clickbait messages to drive traffic to websites or apps. Sometimes we were prompted to vote in polls about cricketers or consumer product brands. Some of them were just flat out ads. We eventually managed to disable this by choosing ‘Wallpaper' rather than ‘Wallpaper & Stories' when setting a new lock screen background image, but we shouldn't have had to dig as much as we did to figure out this workaround. If we had bought this phone, we'd be extremely aggravated by this level of intrusiveness, and we really think Samsung needs to dial back its monetisation efforts. Besides that, we also got the usual barrage of notification spam from the My Galaxy app and some of the other preloaded apps. No matter how many useful extra features a manufacturer's custom UI has, this is the kind of thing that makes us long for stock Android. Samsung Galaxy M20 performance, battery life, and cameras We didn't have any trouble using the Samsung Galaxy M20 for day-to-day tasks. Apps and light games ran without any trouble, and we multitasked quite heavily too. There was only the slightest hint of lag in the UI on rare occasions, but not enough for us to worry about. Face recognition took about a second to work sometimes, which was annoying, but the fingerprint sensor was very quick. The screen is bright and crisp, with good viewing angles. Videos looked good and games including Asphalt 9:Legends and PUBG Mobile ran fine at medium settings. We did feel the upper rear of this phone get a bit warm while gaming, which is not ideal. Samsung's UI has also adapted well enough to the notch. Single-handed use was a bit difficult, owing to how large the phone is, and adjusting our grip was sometimes awkward because of its weight. We were curious to see how the new Exynos 7904 SoC does in benchmarks, and it delivered good enough performance for this segment. Our AnTuTu score was 107,540 which is in the neighbourhood of what Qualcomm's Snapdragon 632 or Snapdragon 636 can achieve. Geekbench gave us 1,315 for single-core performance and 4,094 for multi-core performance. Graphics scores were disappointing, with GFXbench's T-rex scene running at only 22fps and the Manhattan 3.1 scene at just 7.1fps. Battery life in everyday use was extraordinarily good. We started our day unplugging the phone at around 8am, and used it as usual, with a bit of photography and a few short gaming sessions, and still had about 60 percent left in the evening. We were able to stretch till the middle of the next day without having to charge. However, our HD video loop test ran for only 12 hours, 53 minutes which was relatively disappointing, and other phones in this price class do better with smaller batteries. The camera app is easy to use and well laid out. Most options and modes are within easy reach, and it's always nice to be able to begin recording video with a single tap. We found that the camera was quick to lock focus and there didn't seem to be much shutter lag. There's a selector for the two cameras right above the shutter button, but it's easy to forget which camera is selected. The app remembers what you were using last, so it doesn't default back to the primary camera each time it's opened. You can enable a movable floating shutter button from the Settings, which could be useful. There are several stickers to choose from, including some that scale to faces automatically, and you can buy more through the Galaxy Apps store. The Pro mode is lacking in options – you can control only the metering, exposure compensation, ISO, and white balance. Samsung Mall integration lets you take photos of objects to search for similar ones across multiple online stores, and in our experience the results were pretty good but not very specific. One noteworthy quirk is that the Live Focus mode only works on faces. You can't use it to get a depth effect on shots of ordinary objects, like you can on virtually every other phone. There's a beautification mode but no AI enhancement, which is something that other brands, especially Honor, are using to differentiate themselves. Photo quality was fairly disappointing. We didn't see the kind of detail and sharpness that we're used to from phones in the sub-Rs. 15,000 price segment. Shots taken in the daytime were looked good on the phone's own screen, but a closer inspection showed that textures weren't very realistic and finer details were lost. On the positive side, all shots were all in focus and colours were fairly vibrant. Quality was also noticeably poorer when using the secondary camera with the wide lens, and there was a significant fish-eye distortion. Low-light performance was way below par. Very few of our shots came out looking usable, even when taken directly under streetlamps or with plenty of artificial light. There was a lot of motion blurring and a massive loss of detail. Video was also just about okay. Recording goes up to 1080p, and there's no stabilisation which is perhaps understandable at this price level. We saw quite a bit of focus shifting when recording moving objects. The depth effect in Live Focus mode made shots look quite artificial to us. It also didn't help that face beautification was on by default, and dialled up too high. Beautification was also enabled by default when we switched to the front camera. Speaking of which, selfies were also just about acceptable. Verdict- Unlike some of its current competitors, Samsung has immense brand power. A lot of people might have chosen other options recently based on specifications and features, so having closed that gap, Samsung stands to regain a lot of the customers it has lost. Buying a Samsung phone doesn't feel like a gamble in the way that it might with less established brands. The Korean giant is capitalising on this in its Galaxy M-series marketing by underscoring its huge service network, spanning 1,650 service centres across over 6,000 talukas all over India. We've reviewed the higher-end variant of the Samsung Galaxy M20, with 4GB of RAM and 64GB of storage, which is priced at Rs. 12,990. At the same price, the Xiaomi Redmi Note 6 Pro (Review) offers similar specifications with the roughly equivalent Qualcomm Snapdragon 636 processor and better battery life. The Realme U1 (Review) and Asus ZenFone Max Pro M2 (Review) both have 3GB of RAM and 32GB of storage, but more powerful processors and also better battery life in our tests. The race between all these models is pretty tight. It seems that the Galaxy M20 doesn't quite catch up to all of its rivals' advantages, but at least it is very competitive for the first time. We hope this is the beginning of a new era for Samsung.	2	positive
Charger is very poor, doesn't charge as required.	2	positive
I liked the tv very much just excellent	2	positive
This book contains many inspirational incidents where the power of subconscious mind changed the life of so many persons, the cover of the book is beautiful and the size of the book is also very good to hold and read. It give you a greater picture and positive approach to think. It teaches us to think positive to get success and become a winner. I love this book and I recommend it to everyone.	2	positive
What great upgrades in mobile phone with this price range, clearer shown Redmi team R&D team work very well on this phone, I have last phone was Redmi 4A and now 6A wow great experience. I give total Mark 5 star.	2	positive
Nice but costly	2	positive
Amazing super Amoled display and jumbo battery backup are the key attraction of M30s. Various features like recycle bin , anazing camera quality, etc are also but also lacks the three finger screenshot feature and screen recording which are very handy. All in all , best phone at this price . ( I've bought for 11600 after every possible offer :) )	2	positive
Fingerprint reader has is placed at the back..would have preferred for an on screen fingerprint sensor since i have to pick the phone up everytime to unlock. Battery life is the best..it goes on for 2 days straight if you are a normal kind of user else it goes for 1.5 days if you use it rigorously too. Camera comes with ultra wide lens which is good and also the 4k video recording is stable while taking a video. I have attached some ultra wide cam photos for help. There bo problem with storage and Ram as it has plenty of it. I would have wished for a phone cover in the box but it's fine as you can get it at other places too. The gradient color combination gives a very different look to the phone. I got this phone in offer at the price of 14k..128gb rom variant. In such less price it's a good investment is what i feel.	2	positive
Really nice mobile.	2	positive
No doubt that it's one of the best stock Android phone available in this price range. Forget what others have been reviewing this phone on YouTube or something, you'll feel the difference when you hold it in your hand, no doubt a stock Android lover will love this product. Further more you can update your phone Mi A2 to Mi A3 soon😉. The only disadvantage this phone have is that there is no 3.5mm audio jack else you have to use type c to 3.5mm adapter to use earphones.	2	positive
Good battery backup Picture quality Very happy with these phone	2	positive
Very educative book . Must read for all in college	2	positive
A fantastic ❤️😍	2	positive
On portait mode pictures seems yellowish.and it takes a little bit tym clicking a picture on portait mode .but this is gud in all field.osmm mobile👍	2	positive
Backside camera 📷 is average Otherwise It's just awesome	2	positive
Price vise thik hai	2	positive
Very good and perfect	2	positive
An excellent product at a very affordable price. Good sound quality even at high volumes. Adequate play time on single charge. Has become a constant companion.	2	positive
Helped me a lot	2	positive
Mobile battery and sound is low quality after one or two months it will be not working properly	2	positive
It's amazing, love ❤😘 it❤all are perfect 👍	2	positive
excellent book. i recommend this book for ur English. it will improve ur vocabulary slowly. but you have to work with this book daily....	2	positive
@Fingerprint-----little Bit Slow But It's Ok in this Range..... @Camera-------Camera is very nice @Battery-------- Battery Is also Not good But It's OK OVERALL THIS FONE IS BEST EVER VOLLOUR TOOO♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️	2	positive
Awesome phone. Value for money. No overheating problem. And good battery life. But one thing irritates me. The fingerprint reader! Rarely, sometime I have to apply enough pressure or wait to unlock. Overall good for me.	2	positive
Charge my 5000 mah battery mobile at least 2.5 times	2	positive
I like this Camera. Good build quality. Everything is in place. Package intact and delivery on time.	2	positive
I am using the new Samsung M30s since last 5 days. And it is the best phone so far in the mid-range. I have used Redmi Note 7 for past few months but M30s is the ultimate killer. Pros: The super amoled screen gave me the best experience ever for watching movies and videos. Battery backup is next level. Detailing in photos shot by this monster is marvelous. U can see every minute thing in the pic. The dual tone back gives a premium look. Moreover the round edges at the back gives a perfect hold in hand as comapred to redmi note 7 which was slippery. Few things which could have been improved: No Notification LED No earphones in-box No backcover in-box Overall this one is the best phone in this segment.	2	positive
I m already using S9 PLUS 256GB model and recently got good offer while purchasing this M30s with exchanging old lenovo k6 power. One thing I want to clear that this M30s phone is just superb.In such a budgetary phone features r comparable to even high end smartphones. Many must be giving poor reviews based on camera but camera is also good. It's a perfect deal dont believe in negative comments just buy it u won't regret. Samsung smartphones r known for their super amoled screen which not even companies like apple can match and this phone is not an exception. If u want any questions u can ask I will reply	2	positive
Best in the iPhone X variants, good built. Commendable camera. Battery life is good too.	2	positive
Gud and useful	2	positive
Fantastic looking watch...very durable and tough build...battery life could have been better....display quality is great and gives slick feel to the watch...may be more colourful straps could have been provided	2	positive
Monster battery as promised by samsung and fingerprint reader is quick. Camera too is good but it is taking a second to adjust the focus and steady mode is absent in 4K recordings.S-AMOLED diplay is a treat to watch. The colours are vibrant and the clarity is wonderful. Processor is optimised for gaming and the complimentary battery life adds on to the continuous gaming without lag. Overall the best smart phone to buy in the mid segment price range.	2	positive
Wonderful experience ❣️	2	positive
Good t v ,good price	2	positive
Nice phone	2	positive
Can anyone write more about Mi? They have thought about everything! Totally worth it.	2	positive
Good phone and one of the best in 10000 rs.only thing is that the size is very small but it is compatible also while working.fingerprint and battery life is also very good	2	positive
Awesome product Oneplus	2	positive
Improved face recognition.	2	positive
Good product.. Worth buying it but not for gamers who like to play pubgm..	2	positive
Just received Phone and used almost for 5 days and it has terrific performance, Loved the product is such rate.... value for money..	2	positive
Very good Product. My strong recomondation. Go for it without giving any second thought. It does not supprt USB which is the only miss. Otherwise it deserves 4 Stars.	2	positive
Bass is cool and sound quality is awesome just speechless better than boat 225....	2	positive
I feel the battery gets drained so fast.. also it is a little bulky..	2	positive
I am very happy to have made the decision of purchasing the 20000Mah power bank. My iphone used to keep running out of battery during travel making it inconvenient. The power bank once charged can run upto 3 days. Very Very happy with this purchase!	2	positive
Battery life is 10 times than mi,display Dolby Processor is too fast and mobile have a curved screen,in hand feel is too good if you compare mi and this mi got only camera in all departments its beast,15% charging last for 1hr45min youtube stand very massive, once you complete 100% charge 2 days full coverage. 2 days no charge guranteed I've experienced.	2	positive

This is a premium phone in this range as its build quality is excellent. The interface is so much easier and handy. The battery is also very impressive as It can last upto a day and a half . The fingerprint scanner and the face detection is also quite impressive in this segment, the response time is less than a second. There is no lag while playing games ,the screen quality is very good. The light sensor is very responsive also the camera quality is nice and given that the wide camera lens makes it much more interesting. Talking about the front camera it is also impressive as compared to the price tag of the phone . It also has fast charging and charges it at a rate of 1 to 2 percent per minute or slight less than a minute. The body is scratch less and the it comes with a single speaker but it is more than enough. The touch is very smooth and feathery. There are many additional features like increase touch sensitivity while using gloves and device manager. And nonetheless it comes with a brand value of Samsung providing nice service all around the globe and easy to locate the service centers anywhere in India or in any other country. So my recommendation is to go for it because in this range the Samsung has offered everything to make it a premium flagship .

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Product is good but required wifi

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Get it on time, Got 63.83 GB of 64... Very happy.. Package was nice packed.

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Excellent quality but at premium price

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Very bad.... There is no sim ijector in pocket

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Work flowlessly with oneplus 7

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Hey guys this is Ridhvik from YouTube channel PhoneRadius and you are reading my full review of the iPhone 7. Starting with the Box Contents. You get .An iPhone 7 2-pin USB Power Adapter (5V-1A) A USB to lightning cable EarPods with Lightning Connector. Lightning to 3.5mm Headphone Jack Adapter. SIM ejector pin. And Documentation. Display Retina HD display 4.7-inch Multi-Touch display with IPS technology 1334x750-pixel resolution at 326 ppi Battery Non-removable Li-Ion 1960 mAh battery Splash, Water and Dust Resistant Rated IP67 technology Processor A10 Fusion chip with 64-bit architecture (quadcore processor) Camera 12-megapixel camera ƒ/1.8 aperture Optical image stabilisation Six‑element lens Quad-LED True Tone flash FaceTime HD camera 7-megapixel ƒ/2.2 aperture. Physical overview Right : Power button and SIM slots Left : Volume rockers and mute slider Bottom : lighting port , speakers and microphone ( NO 3.5 MM HEADPHONE JACK) The new iPhone 7 comes with a new home button which does not press but gives haptic feedback when touched. The pressure for the feedback back can be adjusted. It has Siri built in.The phone now supports stereo speakers as well. Now let's start with the review. Pros : . The new iPhone 7 has a huge upgrade in the camera department when compared to the 6 or 6s . The output from the speakers is very good thanks to the stereo speakers . Though it supports only a 1960 mAh battery the battery life is very good and. Can give one hour more screen on time than the 6s. . It can handle any game with ease and no lag . The general performance is top notch . The processor is the best and most powerful processor. Cons : . The worst part is the absence of the 3.5 mm headphone jack. You need to carry the dongle to use headphones or use a wireless one . . The supplied charger is very slow (5V-1A). That's all . I hope you liked the review if you did please press the helpful button. ( It means a lot) and do subscribe to my channel PhoneRadius (no space between phone and radius ) on YouTube. Thank you.

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Batterylife and screen quality is awesome. Processing speed also very good. Overall its a 5 star phone.

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Handy & fine product...

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The best product.it has all needed features ssd ,graphics card,good display, RGB ,better processor than Intel i5 ,and an average battery life,good laptop for students and gamers

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Fingerprint is slow it takes 2-3secs to unlock. Face Detection is fast it works at night time perfectly. Display it's 720p AMOLED display which is good at this price. You should keep the brightness above 75% when you are outsids screen looks very good. Adaptive brightness works fast as well. Battery life is good I didn't play pubg or asphalt so I can't say much about it but I played Agent A for 2hrs it reduced gradually the battery is fine if you are not a gamer. Camera's can do better. Performance of SOC snapdragon 665 is cool It has Android pie. Speakers are good and loud as well. The volume buttons and power buttons are good as well. Audio jack with earphones is not that good. Dual Sim slot with SD card option either you can insert two Sims or one sim and SD card. Proximity sensor is very sensitive If you are talking on call it operators your notification panel automatically. Good for professional use I can't conclude for gamers My review for this product is 4/5 because It doesn't have full HD screen Finger print is slow ( I hope they can fix it in future updates) Camera is not promising as mentioned If your considering camera and full HD display you won't be satisfied here.

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I moved from a 6s to the Xs, the speed and feel of the phone is brilliant. For everyone who thinks it’s overpriced, yes we pay for a brand and it’s a choice we make.

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Bettery life not good draining problem and fingerprint not proper work.and in back side small small pot showing after some days.Thanks

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I Got this one @999 Value for money Perefct Bass, Noise cancellation Don't think Ho for it

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IMPROVE FINGERPRINT QUALITY

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True Smartphone. Period.

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Very good product. my family is very happy

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It's a nice product for the price

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Cost is high but quality is good

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Must read the book📚📕

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Dear team unfortunately my screen got broken.. Pls help to replace with new screen. Make a cal arrange from service team. So that I can comfortably discuss about exp details..

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Built qualities good sound also so good for this price range .But bass not so power full as I expected. Overall the product is so so...

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It's more better if front camera is of sony exmor. Charging should be more fast because of big battery. Overall performance is good. On the sim data battery life is average from 100% in the morning, it lasts only 30 to 40 in the evening without any game played. If I put it to medium battery saving mode It will give me what I was expecting fro M30s. Samsung have to give some firmware updates which resolve display heating issue.

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Excellent DSLR by Canon

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Best book for environment with illustration.But i dont like the "delivery" much because they don't came to my address for delivery.please make delivery to Home address for customers satisfaction and comfort.

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Best in class.

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Amazing camera quality 😍 However, as compared to iPhone X, OnePlus pictures are little color saturated but many of us like it that way.. so it saves time editing pictures and also lot of money unlike apple devices ;) OnePlus 7T camera really surprised me, specially for night and low light photography. It also has a wide angle camera. Great screen size. Comes with screen guard and mobile cover. Dash charging is superb. Totally happy. I should have bought 256GB model though. It's just 2k more than this one which has 128GB.

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firstly even i have seen the reviews in amazon and some other sites about this mobile. reviews was worst. But on my own interest i bought it. its an awesome mobile please go for it.

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Good one You can think for it Price tag is also ok Features all that a smart tv must have

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I got this phone for 12900, for this price range its really good budget phone. Display is really good. Most important is battery. 6000mah really helps a lot. 2 days battery. Overall performance is good. But you can't expect great pictures in this camera. If your not using your mobile for camera purpose but you have a habit watching movies in mobile then the super amoled display and 6000mah battery will impress you lot.

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Connectivity problems but overall good TV

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It has the best camera in this range and the fingerprint scanner is also fast.

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I was not sure what to do with my old LED television because that was not a smart TV and I don't have a cable connection. Now, I can watch almost every streaming channel on my old TV. Alexa can even turn the TV on and off

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Great brand and great delivery by Amazon

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Value for the money. Amazing sound quality. But sometimes not getting connected through bluetooth.have to reatart twice or thrice .

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Fingerprint sensor is awesome .camera quality is really so good.very clear image .good phone in this price range . If anyone want to purchase phone in this diwali then must go for this phon. Samsung has launch a great phone with great feature in this price range . I charged my phone day before ...after full day usage battery is 61 percent . 6000 mah battery .

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Just Go for it....!! But keep in mind do not update os because after updating the os it crash within 2 days in 15 days os got crashed 2 Times very horrible experience but in performance this laptop is breeze of air.. run like a battleship....!! battery backup is very good for normal work....4 to 5 hour...!! for high use it is limited to 2.5 hour...!!!

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Best in the world.... Superb at this price point

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Great sound.. reflects the bass through it's tiny sized speakers... however, wished it was as smart as the Google AI

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It's very awesome

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Value for money, color and look awesome, good quality, process and operation is faster, handling easy, no heat issues quick charging is very decent and fast, Camera and Image quality is not good, if u want good camera try and comparing another 13MP devices. Daytime photos are good, no night mode option and low light photos are very poor. Simply worth for performance, and gaming, not for photo lovers

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I like this a phone

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Teach you how to get involve and rest is your

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Life changing product for people who are always on the go and there phone is always out of battery . It takes a while to charge but once it’s charged it’s works perfectly

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Nokia always better

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5 stars for Good image quality 5 stars for Best handling system 5 stars for Supperb wifi connection so not need to connect computer frequently 5 stars for BEST PRICE 👌🏻

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Amazing it is !!!

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Nice phone u can buy it without any hesitation

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good camara

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I bought this phone on the very first day of launch and gifted this to my mom. I haven't used a Samsung device since 3 years when I had galaxy S7, but the specs of M30s caught my eyes.. The moment I received the phone I was already impressed by the display quality. It is top notch... Coming to the camera quality, luckily I got a chance to try it out on my trip to kedarnath, and this phone did not disappoint at all... The images were sharp, detailed and the phone was blazing fast in focusing and clicking images... The video stabilization is also great here... What I liked the most was the wide angle mode, was quiet handy in clicking group selfies. About battery, I would say this is the best one can get, as I was traveling, I kept a power bank as well, but didn't even used it once, a full charge lasted for 2 days and the inbox charger was fast enough to top up the massive battery quickly.. Also the weight balance even after a huge battery is great here and the phone doesn't not feel much heavy unlike the other phone with big battery. Although I bought the 128gb variant, having a dedicated micro SD slot Is a bonus which most of the competitors lack.. Also i haven't experienced any sort of lag or heating issue in 10 days of usage. I would highly recommended this device to anyone looking for a phone under 15k..

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Awesome 👏✊👍

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Value for money at this price

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I bought this pc and delivered today morning 12.40pm optane 16gb is not mentioned in the system tray, it shows only 4gb ram, is optane memory is installed in this pc please clarify other than that the pc is looking good and working good. thank you amazon and thank you appario retail solutions pvt. ltd.

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Great Phone in this Range!!

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Samsung has seen its number one market share position in India swallowed by Xiaomi, in exactly the same way that it overtook Nokia many years ago. The company has tried to respond in several different ways over the years, but very few of its recent low-cost offerings have been competitive enough in our reviews and ratings. The Korean giant has used its youth-focused J-series and software features such as S Bike Mode to address the budget market, but that just can't compare to the big screens, powerful processors, and tonnes of storage that Xiaomi and others offer at the same prices. It's finally time for a complete strategy reset, and so now we have the brand new Samsung Galaxy M-series. The two newly announced models, the Samsung Galaxy M10 (Review) and Samsung Galaxy M20, are launching in India before anywhere else, which shows how important it is for the company to recapture this market. Strategy aside, the new Galaxy M series represents a huge shift for the company in terms of design and specifications. There's no doubt that these phones are aimed squarely at Xiaomi, Honor, Realme, and Asus. It seems almost as though Samsung went out into the market with a checklist and tried to figure out every last little thing that these companies do in their perpetual race to one-up each other. Today, we have the more capable and higher priced of the two models, the Galaxy M20, for review. Let's find out whether Samsung's gamble has paid off, and whether it has finally managed to get the price, features, and performance right. Samsung Galaxy M20 design Put simply, this phone does not look or feel like any existing Samsung phone. It's extremely generic and could pass off for something from any of a handful of other manufacturers. Head-on, it's virtually indistinguishable from the Realme U1 (Review) or Oppo F9 (Review), for example. More than a criticism of Samsung though, this says more about how little scope there is for individuality when reducing a phone's features to such a degree of minimalism. The biggest departure from previous Samsung designs is the waterdrop-style 'Infinity-V' notch at the top of the screen, which is just big enough for the front camera to fit into. The screen measures 6.3 inches diagonally with a 19.5:9 aspect ratio and rounded corners in keeping with current trends. There is a bit of a chin at the bottom of the screen — interestingly, if you place the Galaxy M20 and Galaxy M10 side by side, you'll see that they look identical except that the Galaxy M20 has a taller screen and narrower chin, for a screen-to-body ratio exceeding 90 precent. The top and side borders around the screen do look narrow, but the sides of this phone bulge outwards considerably. This helps allow the earpiece to be placed within the frame, above the screen notch. There is an ambient light sensor, but it can't be seen. The proximity sensor is to the left of the notch and that placement doesn't seem to have hurt its functionality. Both the Galaxy M20 and the Galaxy M10 will be sold in the same two colours, Ocean Blue and Charcoal Black. Our Galaxy M20 review unit is Ocean Blue, which does stand out. It's quite dark, with a glossy finish and a very fine grainy pattern that gives it some depth. Samsung hasn't said exactly what material it has used for the rear shell, but it feels plasticky. The rear and sides of this phone are a single moulded shell with no seams or even antenna lines. We're happy to note that despite being glossy, the rear of this phone isn't slippery at all. The sides of this phone are rounded, but it is bulky overall, thanks to the 5000mAh battery — more on that in a bit. It's also quite thick and heavy, and we felt the weight after using it for extended periods. The Galaxy M10 is a lot lighter in comparison but it obviously doesn't have the huge battery. The Galaxy M20 has a USB Type-C port on the bottom, unlike the Micro-USB port on its less expensive sibling. The speaker grille is also on the bottom, whereas the Galaxy M10 has it on the lower rear. Another big difference between the two phones is that the Galaxy M20 has a fingerprint sensor on the rear — the less expensive model doesn't have one at all. We found the sensor a bit too high for our index fingers to reach comfortably when holding the phone. Everything else is fairly standard — there's a 3.5mm audio socket on the bottom, power and volume buttons on the right, and a tray on the left for two Nano-SIMs as well as a dedicated microSD card slot. The dual rear camera module has a tiny ridge around it to help prevent the lenses from getting scratched, but doesn't protrude at all. Overall, while the Samsung Galaxy M20 doesn't have much of an individual identity, it's more than good enough to take on its competition in the sub-Rs. 15,000 market. Every design choice has been made to support a feature that Samsung needs to offer. Samsung Galaxy M20 specifications and software The most interesting thing on the Galaxy M20's spec sheet is its brand new Exynos 7904 processor. This oddly named unit was launched less than two weeks ago, and was designed specifically for the value smartphone segment in India. It has two high-performance ARM Cortex-A73 cores running at 1.8GHz and six power-efficient ARM Cortex-A53 cores running at 1.6GHz, plus a Mali-G71 GPU. Samsung tends to use the same processors across a lot of models, sometimes over the course of several years. Since this is our first experience with the Exynos 7904, our benchmarks will tell us how it competes against the Qualcomm and MediaTek models that other manufacturers in this segment use. The Galaxy M20 is available with either 3GB of RAM and 32GB of storage for Rs. 10,990, or 4GB of RAM and 64GB of storage for Rs. 12,990. We have latter configuration for review, and a quick look at the market shows that many other models at this price level don't have as much RAM or storage, which could give Samsung an advantage. The rest of the specs are more commonly found in this price bracket. The screen resolution is 1080x2340, with a density of 409ppi. There's a 5000mAh battery, and Samsung says that the bundled 15W charger will fill it up quickly. Ten minutes of charging is supposed to be enough to enjoy three hours of videos or 11 hours of music playback. The primary rear camera is a 13-megapixel unit with an f/1.9 aperture, while the secondary camera has a 5-megapixel sensor and 120 degree field of view. The front camera has an 8-megapixel resolution. Dual VoLTE is supported, and you can use LTE on either SIM at any time. Samsung seems to have cut a few corners when it comes to the accessories in the box. Other than the 15W charger and USB Type-C cable, there's only a SIM eject pin — there's no protective case or screen guard, and in a page out of the Xiaomi playbook, no headset. It's a little disappointing to see Android 8.1, but at least it was up to date with the January 2019 security patch at the time of our review. The Galaxy M20 runs the Samsung Experience UI, as the company's new One UI is still in its beta test phase. If you've used any recent Samsung phone, you won't find much that's new or different here. Unfortunately, another thing that hasn't changed is Samsung's eagerness to put ads everywhere. From the moment we first booted this phone, we were confronted by them. The entire lock screen is now an ad – Samsung has integrated an app called Glance that shows a different photo or promotional item each time you wake this phone from sleep. Not only are the captions distracting, but they displace useful notifications. In just the first few hours of using this phone we saw repeated clickbait messages to drive traffic to websites or apps. Sometimes we were prompted to vote in polls about cricketers or consumer product brands. Some of them were just flat out ads. We eventually managed to disable this by choosing ‘Wallpaper' rather than ‘Wallpaper & Stories' when setting a new lock screen background image, but we shouldn't have had to dig as much as we did to figure out this workaround. If we had bought this phone, we'd be extremely aggravated by this level of intrusiveness, and we really think Samsung needs to dial back its monetisation efforts. Besides that, we also got the usual barrage of notification spam from the My Galaxy app and some of the other preloaded apps. No matter how many useful extra features a manufacturer's custom UI has, this is the kind of thing that makes us long for stock Android. Samsung Galaxy M20 performance, battery life, and cameras We didn't have any trouble using the Samsung Galaxy M20 for day-to-day tasks. Apps and light games ran without any trouble, and we multitasked quite heavily too. There was only the slightest hint of lag in the UI on rare occasions, but not enough for us to worry about. Face recognition took about a second to work sometimes, which was annoying, but the fingerprint sensor was very quick. The screen is bright and crisp, with good viewing angles. Videos looked good and games including Asphalt 9:Legends and PUBG Mobile ran fine at medium settings. We did feel the upper rear of this phone get a bit warm while gaming, which is not ideal. Samsung's UI has also adapted well enough to the notch. Single-handed use was a bit difficult, owing to how large the phone is, and adjusting our grip was sometimes awkward because of its weight. We were curious to see how the new Exynos 7904 SoC does in benchmarks, and it delivered good enough performance for this segment. Our AnTuTu score was 107,540 which is in the neighbourhood of what Qualcomm's Snapdragon 632 or Snapdragon 636 can achieve. Geekbench gave us 1,315 for single-core performance and 4,094 for multi-core performance. Graphics scores were disappointing, with GFXbench's T-rex scene running at only 22fps and the Manhattan 3.1 scene at just 7.1fps. Battery life in everyday use was extraordinarily good. We started our day unplugging the phone at around 8am, and used it as usual, with a bit of photography and a few short gaming sessions, and still had about 60 percent left in the evening. We were able to stretch till the middle of the next day without having to charge. However, our HD video loop test ran for only 12 hours, 53 minutes which was relatively disappointing, and other phones in this price class do better with smaller batteries. The camera app is easy to use and well laid out. Most options and modes are within easy reach, and it's always nice to be able to begin recording video with a single tap. We found that the camera was quick to lock focus and there didn't seem to be much shutter lag. There's a selector for the two cameras right above the shutter button, but it's easy to forget which camera is selected. The app remembers what you were using last, so it doesn't default back to the primary camera each time it's opened. You can enable a movable floating shutter button from the Settings, which could be useful. There are several stickers to choose from, including some that scale to faces automatically, and you can buy more through the Galaxy Apps store. The Pro mode is lacking in options – you can control only the metering, exposure compensation, ISO, and white balance. Samsung Mall integration lets you take photos of objects to search for similar ones across multiple online stores, and in our experience the results were pretty good but not very specific. One noteworthy quirk is that the Live Focus mode only works on faces. You can't use it to get a depth effect on shots of ordinary objects, like you can on virtually every other phone. There's a beautification mode but no AI enhancement, which is something that other brands, especially Honor, are using to differentiate themselves. Photo quality was fairly disappointing. We didn't see the kind of detail and sharpness that we're used to from phones in the sub-Rs. 15,000 price segment. Shots taken in the daytime were looked good on the phone's own screen, but a closer inspection showed that textures weren't very realistic and finer details were lost. On the positive side, all shots were all in focus and colours were fairly vibrant. Quality was also noticeably poorer when using the secondary camera with the wide lens, and there was a significant fish-eye distortion. Low-light performance was way below par. Very few of our shots came out looking usable, even when taken directly under streetlamps or with plenty of artificial light. There was a lot of motion blurring and a massive loss of detail. Video was also just about okay. Recording goes up to 1080p, and there's no stabilisation which is perhaps understandable at this price level. We saw quite a bit of focus shifting when recording moving objects. The depth effect in Live Focus mode made shots look quite artificial to us. It also didn't help that face beautification was on by default, and dialled up too high. Beautification was also enabled by default when we switched to the front camera. Speaking of which, selfies were also just about acceptable. Verdict- Unlike some of its current competitors, Samsung has immense brand power. A lot of people might have chosen other options recently based on specifications and features, so having closed that gap, Samsung stands to regain a lot of the customers it has lost. Buying a Samsung phone doesn't feel like a gamble in the way that it might with less established brands. The Korean giant is capitalising on this in its Galaxy M-series marketing by underscoring its huge service network, spanning 1,650 service centres across over 6,000 talukas all over India. We've reviewed the higher-end variant of the Samsung Galaxy M20, with 4GB of RAM and 64GB of storage, which is priced at Rs. 12,990. At the same price, the Xiaomi Redmi Note 6 Pro (Review) offers similar specifications with the roughly equivalent Qualcomm Snapdragon 636 processor and better battery life. The Realme U1 (Review) and Asus ZenFone Max Pro M2 (Review) both have 3GB of RAM and 32GB of storage, but more powerful processors and also better battery life in our tests. The race between all these models is pretty tight. It seems that the Galaxy M20 doesn't quite catch up to all of its rivals' advantages, but at least it is very competitive for the first time. We hope this is the beginning of a new era for Samsung.

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Charger is very poor, doesn't charge as required.

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I liked the tv very much just excellent

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This book contains many inspirational incidents where the power of subconscious mind changed the life of so many persons, the cover of the book is beautiful and the size of the book is also very good to hold and read. It give you a greater picture and positive approach to think. It teaches us to think positive to get success and become a winner. I love this book and I recommend it to everyone.

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What great upgrades in mobile phone with this price range, clearer shown Redmi team R&D team work very well on this phone, I have last phone was Redmi 4A and now 6A wow great experience. I give total Mark 5 star.

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Nice but costly

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Amazing super Amoled display and jumbo battery backup are the key attraction of M30s. Various features like recycle bin , anazing camera quality, etc are also but also lacks the three finger screenshot feature and screen recording which are very handy. All in all , best phone at this price . ( I've bought for 11600 after every possible offer :) )

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Fingerprint reader has is placed at the back..would have preferred for an on screen fingerprint sensor since i have to pick the phone up everytime to unlock. Battery life is the best..it goes on for 2 days straight if you are a normal kind of user else it goes for 1.5 days if you use it rigorously too. Camera comes with ultra wide lens which is good and also the 4k video recording is stable while taking a video. I have attached some ultra wide cam photos for help. There bo problem with storage and Ram as it has plenty of it. I would have wished for a phone cover in the box but it's fine as you can get it at other places too. The gradient color combination gives a very different look to the phone. I got this phone in offer at the price of 14k..128gb rom variant. In such less price it's a good investment is what i feel.

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Really nice mobile.

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No doubt that it's one of the best stock Android phone available in this price range. Forget what others have been reviewing this phone on YouTube or something, you'll feel the difference when you hold it in your hand, no doubt a stock Android lover will love this product. Further more you can update your phone Mi A2 to Mi A3 soon😉. The only disadvantage this phone have is that there is no 3.5mm audio jack else you have to use type c to 3.5mm adapter to use earphones.

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Good battery backup Picture quality Very happy with these phone

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Very educative book . Must read for all in college

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A fantastic ❤️😍

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On portait mode pictures seems yellowish.and it takes a little bit tym clicking a picture on portait mode .but this is gud in all field.osmm mobile👍

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Backside camera 📷 is average Otherwise It's just awesome

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Price vise thik hai

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Very good and perfect

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An excellent product at a very affordable price. Good sound quality even at high volumes. Adequate play time on single charge. Has become a constant companion.

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Helped me a lot

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Mobile battery and sound is low quality after one or two months it will be not working properly

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It's amazing, love ❤😘 it❤all are perfect 👍

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excellent book. i recommend this book for ur English. it will improve ur vocabulary slowly. but you have to work with this book daily....

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@Fingerprint-----little Bit Slow But It's Ok in this Range..... @Camera-------Camera is very nice @Battery-------- Battery Is also Not good But It's OK OVERALL THIS FONE IS BEST EVER VOLLOUR TOOO♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️

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Awesome phone. Value for money. No overheating problem. And good battery life. But one thing irritates me. The fingerprint reader! Rarely, sometime I have to apply enough pressure or wait to unlock. Overall good for me.

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Charge my 5000 mah battery mobile at least 2.5 times

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I like this Camera. Good build quality. Everything is in place. Package intact and delivery on time.

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I am using the new Samsung M30s since last 5 days. And it is the best phone so far in the mid-range. I have used Redmi Note 7 for past few months but M30s is the ultimate killer. Pros: The super amoled screen gave me the best experience ever for watching movies and videos. Battery backup is next level. Detailing in photos shot by this monster is marvelous. U can see every minute thing in the pic. The dual tone back gives a premium look. Moreover the round edges at the back gives a perfect hold in hand as comapred to redmi note 7 which was slippery. Few things which could have been improved: No Notification LED No earphones in-box No backcover in-box Overall this one is the best phone in this segment.

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I m already using S9 PLUS 256GB model and recently got good offer while purchasing this M30s with exchanging old lenovo k6 power. One thing I want to clear that this M30s phone is just superb.In such a budgetary phone features r comparable to even high end smartphones. Many must be giving poor reviews based on camera but camera is also good. It's a perfect deal dont believe in negative comments just buy it u won't regret. Samsung smartphones r known for their super amoled screen which not even companies like apple can match and this phone is not an exception. If u want any questions u can ask I will reply

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Best in the iPhone X variants, good built. Commendable camera. Battery life is good too.

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Gud and useful

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Fantastic looking watch...very durable and tough build...battery life could have been better....display quality is great and gives slick feel to the watch...may be more colourful straps could have been provided

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Monster battery as promised by samsung and fingerprint reader is quick. Camera too is good but it is taking a second to adjust the focus and steady mode is absent in 4K recordings.S-AMOLED diplay is a treat to watch. The colours are vibrant and the clarity is wonderful. Processor is optimised for gaming and the complimentary battery life adds on to the continuous gaming without lag. Overall the best smart phone to buy in the mid segment price range.

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Wonderful experience ❣️

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Good t v ,good price

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Nice phone

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Can anyone write more about Mi? They have thought about everything! Totally worth it.

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Good phone and one of the best in 10000 rs.only thing is that the size is very small but it is compatible also while working.fingerprint and battery life is also very good

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Awesome product Oneplus

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Improved face recognition.

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Good product.. Worth buying it but not for gamers who like to play pubgm..

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Just received Phone and used almost for 5 days and it has terrific performance, Loved the product is such rate.... value for money..

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positive

Very good Product. My strong recomondation. Go for it without giving any second thought. It does not supprt USB which is the only miss. Otherwise it deserves 4 Stars.

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positive

Bass is cool and sound quality is awesome just speechless better than boat 225....

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positive

I feel the battery gets drained so fast.. also it is a little bulky..

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positive

I am very happy to have made the decision of purchasing the 20000Mah power bank. My iphone used to keep running out of battery during travel making it inconvenient. The power bank once charged can run upto 3 days. Very Very happy with this purchase!

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positive

Battery life is 10 times than mi,display Dolby Processor is too fast and mobile have a curved screen,in hand feel is too good if you compare mi and this mi got only camera in all departments its beast,15% charging last for 1hr45min youtube stand very massive, once you complete 100% charge 2 days full coverage. 2 days no charge guranteed I've experienced.

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positive