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[Request] Hiking/outdoorsy style shoes that can handle lots of walking on concrete

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I am in need of a new pair of trail/hiking boots.

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Good pair of hiking shoes?

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Hello Redditors. I'm in search of a classy yet extremely durable pair of hiking boots to take backpacking around the world for 12+ months with.

Hiking boots recommendations

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 So if you don't like that bigger display, even the smaller 1+8 has a pretty big 6.5 inch display. It'S still not on the level of like the six point, nine inch galaxy s 20 altra, but I like the way they feel now they feel solid and premium and they use great materials. But what I really just cannot stand guys are the edges of the display

 It'S still not on the level of like the six point, nine inch galaxy s 20 altra, but I like the way they feel now they feel solid and premium and they use great materials. But what I really just cannot stand guys are the edges of the display. So this is something that I guess, oneplus pretty much copied Samsung with those that waterfall kind of drop off on the sides. I just I don't like when Samsung does it

 But let's put that aside for a second and let's talk about why the 1 + 8 should have most people's attention now taking a look: FB 1 +, 8 +, 1, + 8, Pro 1 + says again done a really good job at designing these. They really feel like high-end products, which is a bit of a step away from what they used to be in the past, where it was like that budget phone that gave you all the specs that you wanted, but at a really really cheap price. But now these phones are feeling like flagship products and just a bit under the price of regular flagship devices. So if we take a look at both of them, the 1 plus 8 is rocking like a 6

 That is an incredibly low number and it's shocking. I would have never expected that and it is actually the biggest market that watches our 1 plus content, so shout out to India for having diverse taste when it comes to smartphones. But let's put that aside for a second and let's talk about why the 1 + 8 should have most people's attention now taking a look: FB 1 +, 8 +, 1, + 8, Pro 1 + says again done a really good job at designing these. They really feel like high-end products, which is a bit of a step away from what they used to be in the past, where it was like that budget phone that gave you all the specs that you wanted, but at a really really cheap price

OnePlus 8 Pro Review

Pixel 5, Samsung 21, and avoid OnePlus. IMO.

<div class="md"><p>Pixel 5, Samsung 21, and avoid OnePlus. IMO.</p>
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I would go with Oneplus 8 /8 Pro, or wait till 9 gets announced

<div class="md"><p>I would go with Oneplus 8 /8 Pro, or wait till 9 gets announced</p>
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Sounds like OnePlus 8 Pro or an S21. I would’ve personally picked the S21, it is pure joy to use! Incredible nice screen, comfortable to hold and will last you many years I expect

<div class="md"><p>Sounds like OnePlus 8 Pro or an S21. I would’ve personally picked the S21, it is pure joy to use! Incredible nice screen, comfortable to hold and will last you many years I expect</p>
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<div class="md"><p>Look at Oneplus and Pixel</p>
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Asus ROG Phone 3, OnePlus 8 Pro/9 Pro, Galaxy S21, Poco F2(rumoured)

<div class="md"><p>Asus ROG Phone 3, OnePlus 8 Pro/9 Pro, Galaxy S21, Poco F2(rumoured)</p>
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US based

Budget $800

AT&amp;T

&amp;#x200B;

Don't care about the camera much at all. As long as it's good enough like 20MP, don't need a quad lens lol.

High refresh rate.

Great resolution.

Not crazy big - around 6in tall.

4G &amp; 5G.

Finger touch unlock. Don't care about face unlock that much.

Don't need dual sim.

Great storage capability. 128GB minimum, 256GB would be nice.

Battery maybe around 5000mAh, but I'm not too sure. Doesn't have to be 7000mAh though. Fast charging needed. QI charging would be cool but not needed.

Want it to have a strong, fast, great, new processing chip.

Don't care ab headphone jack.

Waterproof.

NFC capabilities.

Good modding capabilities such as custom ROM and root support, preferred.

Want it to be future proofed (to a degree)

Can either be out already or be on its way out, or just be rumored to come out. I can wait.

&amp;#x200B;

Thank you!

<div class="md"><p>US based</p>

<p>Budget $800</p>

<p>AT&amp;T</p>

<p>&#x200B;</p>

<p>Don&#39;t care about the camera much at all. As long as it&#39;s good enough like 20MP, don&#39;t need a quad lens lol.</p>

<p>High refresh rate.</p>

<p>Great resolution.</p>

<p>Not crazy big - around 6in tall.</p>

<p>4G &amp; 5G.</p>

<p>Finger touch unlock. Don&#39;t care about face unlock that much.</p>

<p>Don&#39;t need dual sim.</p>

<p>Great storage capability. 128GB minimum, 256GB would be nice.</p>

<p>Battery maybe around 5000mAh, but I&#39;m not too sure. Doesn&#39;t have to be 7000mAh though. Fast charging needed. QI charging would be cool but not needed.</p>

<p>Want it to have a strong, fast, great, new processing chip.</p>

<p>Don&#39;t care ab headphone jack.</p>

<p>Waterproof.</p>

<p>NFC capabilities.</p>

<p>Good modding capabilities such as custom ROM and root support, preferred.</p>

<p>Want it to be future proofed (to a degree)</p>

<p>Can either be out already or be on its way out, or just be rumored to come out. I can wait.</p>

<p>&#x200B;</p>

<p>Thank you!</p>
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US, $800, specs inside.

  Screen is beautiful, bright, and smooth. Wish they were flat edges instead of curved. Some color inconsistancies on greys with low backlight.  Battery life and charging options are great

Tons of money, so I have high expectations. It's been three months of ownership.  Negatives:  Two months after ownership the company disabled one of the four cameras (the near-IR camera) with an OTA update. This camera was pretty cool and I had fun with it, got some cool shots

 Just pure bliss to use. 4K60 videos are smooth, and stills are gorgeous. Great color and detail. Wish I could make 48MP the default, unimpressed with the 12MP mode

 Slower and less consistant, but usable.  Positives:  The 48MP camera is AMAZING. Just pure bliss to use. 4K60 videos are smooth, and stills are gorgeous

Great hardware, Some complaints

 When really it was like, the rest of the phone was so incredibly good that feat: ok, camera was the downside, but again now we're looking at a flagship. Quality, camera and they've also been notoriously pretty good, with updating them over time and getting better with camera quality. That'S been nice plus they're, probably a G cam mod in the next couple weeks. Hopefully, if you want those sweet, pixel contrast II photos so yeah thumbs up on the camera and then one plus phones have long been some of my favorites specifically because of the software and optimized experience

[, Music, ], hey: what's up guys, I'm Kip EHD! Here we're back and yeah. You got me. I'Ve been using the oneplus 8 pro daily for about two weeks now and I got ta say they did it. They finally did it

 It doesn't really show too many fingerprints. Of course, you can also grab this ultra matte teardown skin from our channel sponsor D brand, which also feels great, and you can see the wireless charging coil in the back plus. It'S still looking pretty good with detail, and video from this camera is also good, especially with color and stabilization at 4k, and you can see no 8k video here, but you know you're not touching the iPhone when it comes to the absolute best video quality in a Phone right now, but this is still good flagship quality. Color me impressed, I think, god I think some people took me saying that the camera was the worst part of the phone last year as like some sort of horrific flaw in it

OnePlus 8 Pro Review: Finally a Flagship!

 The software is very well optimized, focusing on speed and lightness. Whatever you do, it will feel smooth.

There's actually quite a few options that will suit your preferences: Note 10/ Note 10+, Note 20 Ultra, Pixel 4XL, Pixel 4a, Pixel 6/6 Pro (upcoming), OnePlus 8 Pro / 9 Pro.

At the moment, Samsung phones have the clear hardware advantage, followed by OnePlus, and then Google. But the catch is that Samsung phones tend to be the most expensive, hence I included the last-gen Note line-up. To this day, the Note 10/10+ are very viable options, still flagship-level specs, awesome cameras, top-tier display, and let's not forget about the S Pen. Also because they are older phones, their price should've dropped considerably. The only cons the Note 10 line-up suffer from is sub-par speaker quality ( the ear piece is under the display, which makes the phone vibrate whenever you're playing loud media), lack of headphone jack, and the classic Samsung software, that tends to preinstall a whole lot of bloatware, but I consider this as being negligible, since One UI offers by far the most features - coming from an iPhone you're going to be surprised by the sheer amount of features Samsung phones offer. Also currently Samsung is well-known for exceptional software support, so updates should arrive fairly frequently.

If you're willing to spend more, the Note 20 Ultra is a beastly phone. The display is even better - 120hz, even bigger, smaller hole-punch, narrower bezels, and better contrast - making it virtually indistinguishable from perfect. The S Pen comes back, but with latency that's greatly reduced - from 42ms to 9ms, thus making the S Pen a lot more responsive. Since the launch of the Note 20 Ultra Samsung doubled down on camera quality, making them the industry camera king, so the Note 20 Ultra will produce exceptional photos very consistently. The speakers are also improved, as now the earpiece is not under the display. The 2 biggest cons of the Note 20 Ultra are the bloatware, and also the weaker Exynos chipset Samsung puts in their phones outside of North America, but considering that you mentioned your carrier is T-Mobile, which is a north-american carrier, if you decide to buy the Note 20 Ultra you'll get the Snapdragon 865+ version, which is excellent. Also Samsung will supposedly start supporting enterprise devices from the s20, note 20 and s21 series for a whopping *5 years*, so it's likely that non-enterprise devices might get supported for this long too. 

*Note* : if you thing that the Note 20 Ultra is too expensive, ABSOLUTELY do not buy the overpriced Note 20. For 1000$, you're getting around 500$ worth of phone, so absolutely do not buy it.

Then there are Pixel devices. Pixels have very clean software, with 0 bloatware, and are very well optimized. This autumn Google will be launching their new Pixel 6 and 6 Pro, which will supposedly be high-end devices, with their new Whitechapel chipset. If you need a device right now and don't want to wait, you could go for the Pixel 4XL, which is their last flagship, or the Pixel 4a, which is their best midrange device. Both phones are great, run smoothly, and take good photos. The problem with them is the fact that coming from an iPhone 11 Pro it'll feel like a downgrade in terms of hardware.

And lastly, there's Oneplus devices. In terms of hardware, they offer great specs, with top-end components, at a lower price than Samsung's offerings. The new OnePlus 9 Pro is a beastly device, but I'd rather recommend the 8 Pro, as the upgrades on the 9 Pro are pretty incremental, and the 8 Pro should've dropped considerably in price. The software is very well optimized, focusing on speed and lightness. Whatever you do, it will feel smooth. The single biggest complaint people have about OnePlus devices is the subpar software update system. Sometimes updates bring up bugs, or worst case scenario make the device outright unusable ( you might've heard about the situation with the 7-series). But since the merger with their sister company Oppo, OnePlus promises more streamlined updates, so in theory their updates should improve. 

I'm open to any questions, so feel free to ask me anything.

<div class="md"><p>There&#39;s actually quite a few options that will suit your preferences: Note 10/ Note 10+, Note 20 Ultra, Pixel 4XL, Pixel 4a, Pixel 6/6 Pro (upcoming), OnePlus 8 Pro / 9 Pro.</p>

<p>At the moment, Samsung phones have the clear hardware advantage, followed by OnePlus, and then Google. But the catch is that Samsung phones tend to be the most expensive, hence I included the last-gen Note line-up. To this day, the Note 10/10+ are very viable options, still flagship-level specs, awesome cameras, top-tier display, and let&#39;s not forget about the S Pen. Also because they are older phones, their price should&#39;ve dropped considerably. The only cons the Note 10 line-up suffer from is sub-par speaker quality ( the ear piece is under the display, which makes the phone vibrate whenever you&#39;re playing loud media), lack of headphone jack, and the classic Samsung software, that tends to preinstall a whole lot of bloatware, but I consider this as being negligible, since One UI offers by far the most features - coming from an iPhone you&#39;re going to be surprised by the sheer amount of features Samsung phones offer. Also currently Samsung is well-known for exceptional software support, so updates should arrive fairly frequently.</p>

<p>If you&#39;re willing to spend more, the Note 20 Ultra is a beastly phone. The display is even better - 120hz, even bigger, smaller hole-punch, narrower bezels, and better contrast - making it virtually indistinguishable from perfect. The S Pen comes back, but with latency that&#39;s greatly reduced - from 42ms to 9ms, thus making the S Pen a lot more responsive. Since the launch of the Note 20 Ultra Samsung doubled down on camera quality, making them the industry camera king, so the Note 20 Ultra will produce exceptional photos very consistently. The speakers are also improved, as now the earpiece is not under the display. The 2 biggest cons of the Note 20 Ultra are the bloatware, and also the weaker Exynos chipset Samsung puts in their phones outside of North America, but considering that you mentioned your carrier is T-Mobile, which is a north-american carrier, if you decide to buy the Note 20 Ultra you&#39;ll get the Snapdragon 865+ version, which is excellent. Also Samsung will supposedly start supporting enterprise devices from the s20, note 20 and s21 series for a whopping <em>5 years</em>, so it&#39;s likely that non-enterprise devices might get supported for this long too. </p>

<p><em>Note</em> : if you thing that the Note 20 Ultra is too expensive, ABSOLUTELY do not buy the overpriced Note 20. For 1000$, you&#39;re getting around 500$ worth of phone, so absolutely do not buy it.</p>

<p>Then there are Pixel devices. Pixels have very clean software, with 0 bloatware, and are very well optimized. This autumn Google will be launching their new Pixel 6 and 6 Pro, which will supposedly be high-end devices, with their new Whitechapel chipset. If you need a device right now and don&#39;t want to wait, you could go for the Pixel 4XL, which is their last flagship, or the Pixel 4a, which is their best midrange device. Both phones are great, run smoothly, and take good photos. The problem with them is the fact that coming from an iPhone 11 Pro it&#39;ll feel like a downgrade in terms of hardware.</p>

<p>And lastly, there&#39;s Oneplus devices. In terms of hardware, they offer great specs, with top-end components, at a lower price than Samsung&#39;s offerings. The new OnePlus 9 Pro is a beastly device, but I&#39;d rather recommend the 8 Pro, as the upgrades on the 9 Pro are pretty incremental, and the 8 Pro should&#39;ve dropped considerably in price. The software is very well optimized, focusing on speed and lightness. Whatever you do, it will feel smooth. The single biggest complaint people have about OnePlus devices is the subpar software update system. Sometimes updates bring up bugs, or worst case scenario make the device outright unusable ( you might&#39;ve heard about the situation with the 7-series). But since the merger with their sister company Oppo, OnePlus promises more streamlined updates, so in theory their updates should improve. </p>

<p>I&#39;m open to any questions, so feel free to ask me anything.</p>
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The new pixel hands down will give you the closest "iOS like" experience when it comes to updates and long term support. Samsung obviously has more bells and whistles but maybe not as smooth overall. I'd wait for the new pixel and go from there.

<div class="md"><p>The new pixel hands down will give you the closest &quot;iOS like&quot; experience when it comes to updates and long term support. Samsung obviously has more bells and whistles but maybe not as smooth overall. I&#39;d wait for the new pixel and go from there.</p>
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Pixel is what you're looking for, so have to wait a bit for the new one

<div class="md"><p>Pixel is what you&#39;re looking for, so have to wait a bit for the new one</p>
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Pixel 6 (coming this fall) will give you what you want except for the S pen. Nobody does updates quite like Apple, but a Pixel will be the closest. S21 ultra has S pen support but more bloatware, and it's big and heavy so it may not be an ergonomic improvement over what you're using now. I actually prefer Samsung's UI now (it's come a long way since TouchWiz), but they have a lot of extra apps that I consider unnecessary and that can't be disabled unless you learn how to use ADB. You could consider waiting for the S22 ultra as well (early next year I think). I wouldn't choose OnePlus now because it's uncertain what will happen with their UI now that they're officially and overtly part of Oppo, and updates have been an issue with recent models. Also their cameras are not on par with Apple, Google, and Samsung. But you can sometimes remap other buttons to behave like a mute switch, depending on the manufacturer and what buttons are actually present. I do wish more phones had something like that because it's really convenient.

<div class="md"><p>Pixel 6 (coming this fall) will give you what you want except for the S pen. Nobody does updates quite like Apple, but a Pixel will be the closest. S21 ultra has S pen support but more bloatware, and it&#39;s big and heavy so it may not be an ergonomic improvement over what you&#39;re using now. I actually prefer Samsung&#39;s UI now (it&#39;s come a long way since TouchWiz), but they have a lot of extra apps that I consider unnecessary and that can&#39;t be disabled unless you learn how to use ADB. You could consider waiting for the S22 ultra as well (early next year I think). I wouldn&#39;t choose OnePlus now because it&#39;s uncertain what will happen with their UI now that they&#39;re officially and overtly part of Oppo, and updates have been an issue with recent models. Also their cameras are not on par with Apple, Google, and Samsung. But you can sometimes remap other buttons to behave like a mute switch, depending on the manufacturer and what buttons are actually present. I do wish more phones had something like that because it&#39;s really convenient.</p>
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Wait for the Pixel 6/6 Pro.
From some rumours I've heard they can possibly have 5 years of OS updates.
Samsung gives more bells and whistles but there is a heavy amount of bloatware and just miscellaneous Samsung stuff like Bixby.

<div class="md"><p>Wait for the Pixel 6/6 Pro.
From some rumours I&#39;ve heard they can possibly have 5 years of OS updates.
Samsung gives more bells and whistles but there is a heavy amount of bloatware and just miscellaneous Samsung stuff like Bixby.</p>
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<div class="md"><p>pixel, samsung is bloat king</p>
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I have the S21 Ultra and it has s-pen compatibility

<div class="md"><p>I have the S21 Ultra and it has s-pen compatibility</p>
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I’m thinking of leaving IOS. I’ve switched to android in the past and went back to do reasons. I just got a job and will have to have my own personal phone line due to personal reasons. I actually do miss having the Samsung notes due to the S- Pen

I currently have an IPhone 11 Pro Max. It’s freakin heavy and I’m no pro. I feel like either I could get the same or similar pro features somewhere else cheaper or similar price. 

Here’s something things I’d like.
-dual speaker or uh split bottom and ear piece speaker set up
-updates similar to how IOS is
-no bloat ware or little as possible 
-I guess similar or on par camera as iPhone 11 Pro set up/ quality
-consistency in terms of going from the website on safari/whatever to the app (freakin safari asks if I want to go on the app for Reddit and then takes me to App Store which is annoying) 
-features like dual screens 
-high quality screen 
-maybe a Samsung note s pen 

Things that are holding me back
-the stupid ecosystem. I have the laptop, tablet, HomePod mini and watch. The watch has the most storage I’ve seen with LTE. I looked at T Mobile and they only have the Galaxy active 2 and Galaxy watch 3 (which is out of stock) 
-the updates. Apple doesn’t have to worry about having to distribute the update through carriers which takes way too long. This frustrates me. 
- although it gets boring, things like iMessage keeps me in 

Honestly I am thinking between the upcoming Google pixel 6/6 pro or a new Samsung. Maybe even OnePlus because it has the physical silent button. Or just sticking with IOS/ Apple due to how deep I am in it. I keep wanting to try but I never get to or I can’t let go.  

If anybody can give me honest feedback and or how they moved on from Apple that’s be great, thank you.

<div class="md"><p>I’m thinking of leaving IOS. I’ve switched to android in the past and went back to do reasons. I just got a job and will have to have my own personal phone line due to personal reasons. I actually do miss having the Samsung notes due to the S- Pen</p>

<p>I currently have an IPhone 11 Pro Max. It’s freakin heavy and I’m no pro. I feel like either I could get the same or similar pro features somewhere else cheaper or similar price. </p>

<p>Here’s something things I’d like.</p>

<p>-dual speaker or uh split bottom and ear piece speaker set up</p>

<p>-updates similar to how IOS is</p>

<p>-no bloat ware or little as possible </p>

<p>-I guess similar or on par camera as iPhone 11 Pro set up/ quality</p>

<p>-consistency in terms of going from the website on safari/whatever to the app (freakin safari asks if I want to go on the app for Reddit and then takes me to App Store which is annoying) </p>

<p>-features like dual screens </p>

<p>-high quality screen </p>

<p>-maybe a Samsung note s pen </p>

<p>Things that are holding me back</p>

<p>-the stupid ecosystem. I have the laptop, tablet, HomePod mini and watch. The watch has the most storage I’ve seen with LTE. I looked at T Mobile and they only have the Galaxy active 2 and Galaxy watch 3 (which is out of stock) </p>

<p>-the updates. Apple doesn’t have to worry about having to distribute the update through carriers which takes way too long. This frustrates me. </p>

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<li>although it gets boring, things like iMessage keeps me in </li>
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<p>Honestly I am thinking between the upcoming Google pixel 6/6 pro or a new Samsung. Maybe even OnePlus because it has the physical silent button. Or just sticking with IOS/ Apple due to how deep I am in it. I keep wanting to try but I never get to or I can’t let go.  </p>

<p>If anybody can give me honest feedback and or how they moved on from Apple that’s be great, thank you.</p>

<p>Edit: 
Budget I plan on not spending beyond 45 per month financing the phone</p>

<p>Use- I prefer larger phones but it doesn’t have to be 6.7 or above. I actually don’t use my phone for gaming and maybe occasionally take photos (I do not take photos to post on social media) I text, call, listen to music  and watch almost strictly watch YouTube on it. </p>

<p>Storage- around 256. I’m used to no SD card now so it’s no big deal </p>

<p>Size- around 6” to 6.7” within that zone. The 11 pro is 6.5 and honestly it’s hard for my messed up hand and to text/ use one handed</p>
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I’m thinking of leaving IOS, trying to decide between Samsung and Pixel

This is my first Oneplus phone, I opted for the non-pro version because of the slightly smaller screen, and the fact that the hardware specs I care about were identical on both (90hz is more than enough for me, and going from 60hz to 90hz is much more important than 90hz to 120hz). It's definitely fast and powerful, and in terms of running apps smoothy, is as good as any flagship Samsung or iPhone right now.  The main con for me is that there's no external storage options, which is the one thing I miss the most from the S10e I replaced this with. The 256GB version certainly comes with enough storage, but I definitely miss the convenience of being able to pop the card out from one phone and put it in the other and keep all my music and pictures on it without having to sync to anything

Pretty good phone but it definitely does compromise

 We have a really good overall package. I, in my opinion, this is the best flagship on the market right now for Android users, but the price tag is weird for one plus. Now I think those last year I made a video entitled, I think, was called like the oneplus. We knew is dead or something like that, and basically was just the story of how one plus had shifted very very quickly over the years from a company that was very budget minded to a more premium device right now we're seeing extremely expensive flagship

 There is a big difference being 60 and 90, but if you are someone who's fortunate enough to have a device that does have a 90 Hertz panel, don't let that 120 Hertz jump be the main reason why purchasing this like it? It is noticeable if you look for it. The other thing is like its refresh rate on a phone right. This isn't like Pettit of Reddit browsing. You don't need that tactical advantage of 120 hurt screen

 This isn't like Pettit of Reddit browsing. You don't need that tactical advantage of 120 hurt screen. It'S nice, it's slightly easier on the eyes, but if for the people that just haven't experienced it ever, it's not the most important feature in the world, it's just nice to have. The performance is amazing, as you would expect, from a snapdragon 865 with UEFA's 3 storage and the lp ddr5 X memory

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