samsungm10 best review: May 2019

Introduction of Galaxy m10

The Galaxy m10 this is probably one of the cheapest offerings from Samsung. It's currently sold in some reasons including India, this is an Indian model, and here we go with the quick review on it.

The display is what Samsung loves to call infinite TV, but in fact, it's just a water drop notch anyways it's almost specialist with the little exception on the chin. But then this is a hundred dollar phone, so I can let that part go on the back you see the dual cameras normal and wide-angle LED flash Samsung logo and the speaker on the back which is not my favorite place.

I usually phone have their speakers on the bottom or the side for the previous galaxy a series. The problem with the speaker location there is that it's effortless to get blocked when it just to put your phone on the floor.

And also look at this glossy coating this is one of the most uneven glossy surfaces I've ever seen in I don't know pest decade. Maybe it doesn't matter this is a hundred dollar phone. I can't believe that a big company like Samsung was letting this go through their quality control.

Well at least a phone is very slim and light considering the size and like it a guest the phone doesn't have any weather protection. Now about this infinite TV displays nothing special its low resolution with the HD plus.

But my problem instead is that it's a little pale, it’s a bit bluish tinted, and there's no option to change that probably where Xiaomi always offers that opportunity and Samsung do that on the higher-end devices.

What are the best features of Galaxy m10?

But they decided not to on this one and also they got rid of the blue light filter. It has the option hidden over at the status bar. But you can't choose the intensity or the automatic on or off time, and also the uniformity is pretty bad.

Especially around that notch when you look at it from the bottom, you can see that a shade or a shadow is protruding onto the screen from the groove on the right top panel.

And one last thing it has auto brightness, but this isn't the ambient light sensor. This relies on the front-facing camera. It's a virtual light sensor, and the problem is that it doesn't work as it's supposed to you let it go.

You'll have to wait for a long time for it to work and since we're talking about it, the light sensor isn't the only one missing over here. There's no orientation sensor gyroscope or the magnetic sensor meaning your Maps is not going to rotate, as you turn your phone now unlocking the phone.

This guy doesn't have the fingerprint reader on the bag, nor on the front, have you to rely entirely on the face recognition when you're in a bright environment like this. It works reasonably quickly you turn it on give it a second and it's unlocked.

But when you're in a darker area is the camera and mainly it's a cheap camera. So it struggles a lot, and you're better off just punching your PIN. Anyway, the chipsets here isn't unique either its external 70 70 less cortex a53 octa-core chipset with two gigs of ram with 16 gigabytes of storage or 3 gigabytes of RAM with 32 gigabytes of storage and overall performance.

Surprisingly isn't that bad just launching up the app it's there launching up another one is there launching up a new one. It's there it's not blazingly fast but not bad considering the $100 price point maybe it's a screen resolution surprisingly enough.

Battery life and front camera features

This is better optimization than the galaxy m20 which is a lot better processing power. One of my few complaints is that it doesn't utilize space very efficiently you see on the right-hand side corner. Here this is reserved for the system icons, and there's a whole lot of space over there when there are a lot more to be displayed on the area one of the parks that I do like is default screen gestures.

You can decide to replace the navigation buttons on the bottom to the full-screen gestures. So you can swipe on the bottom to act as a navigation bar now before we move on to the next part. I found out that it doesn't pick up the badge seven as it usually should when it fails to register for a bandit should move on to the next band b1 b3 b8 or whichever that's available.

But this one doesn't unless I put it into the airplane mode and put it back on or I put it into the 3G model. And put it back to LTE I'm not sure if this is only my phone, but that was an issue. So keep that in mind now I'm going to the camera department where it's got two cameras 13 and 15 megapixels to 13 megapixels of main cameras at from point 9 that's not bad for the price point.

It's fine sure it does suffer in the low light but not as bad as the older devices from Samsung a little complaint. Here is that the output is way too soft for the 13-megapixel camera other than that colors right white balance is excellent.

Tuesday, May 7, 2019

Introduction of Galaxy m10

What are the best features of Galaxy m10?

Battery life and front camera features