Not everything will always work out, and not only manufacturers but also customers know about it. This is a list of the worst smartphones in the range in general Galaxy S, which the South Korean company managed to produce.
Samsung Galaxy S (2010)
Samsung Galaxy The S from 2010 was certainly not a bad phone, but it cannot be included among the best models either. Among the features that users complained about were, for example, the back part made of not very good quality plastic or the absence of an LED flash for the rear camera. On the contrary, the 4″ Super AMOLED display received a positive response.
Samsung Galaxy S6 (2015)
At the time of its launch, Samsung had Galaxy The S6 definitely had a lot to offer in certain aspects, but unfortunately it was a disappointment in other ways. Users were bothered by the absence of IP coverage, the impossibility of easy battery replacement, and last but not least, the absence of a microSD card slot. As far as the positive response is concerned, Samsung reaped it Galaxy S6 above all for that, compared to its predecessor, it was a fairly decent continuation, especially in terms of construction and overall design.
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Samsung Galaxy S4 (2013)
Samsung Galaxy The S4 was one of the best-selling smartphones of its time. Compared to its competitors at the time, however, it still lacked many improvements. For example, the fact that a large part of the internal storage was taken up by system files was criticized, and some new functions did not arouse too much enthusiasm either. However, this model cannot be described as an unequivocal failure.
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Samsung Galaxy S9 (2018)
Samsung Galaxy The S9 was particularly criticized for not showing almost any revolutionary innovations or significant improvements compared to its predecessor. It also faced criticism because Samsung decided to trim down the base model quite a bit, and only the Plus variant got significant improvements, such as a dual camera.
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Samsung Galaxy S20 (2020)
Although Samsung Galaxy The S20 was not a bad smartphone in itself, the newly introduced absence of a headphone jack became a thorn in its side. Support for 5G networks was perceived as contradictory, which, although it meant a welcome improvement, but on the other hand resulted in a higher price of the phone. The absence of a telephoto lens in the base model was also criticized.
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What about the S7 and its battery?
Sorry, that would be note 7