I have had the mobile phone for 1 year and 3 months. In the 6th month, the screen cracked because it is made of plastic, even though I don't have long nails. Before the 1-year mark, the battery, which is already low capacity, started draining quickly, and if I have data on, it doesn't last for 5 hours of usage. The speaker is loud, but it's not suitable for music. The phone is narrow and tall, so when watching videos on YouTube, there are large black borders on the sides, which is very annoying. After one year, a black spot appeared on the folding part of the screen, and recently I was told to send it for warranty because it will turn completely black, so I sent it. It has been 2 weeks and I am using a borrowed phone because if you have such an expensive phone, I don't think you would have a second one, it's probably your main phone. It is very comfortable in the pocket, as if it has no weight, but it lacks in everything else, from the camera to media production. Also, if you don't get the Samsung leather case (around 80 euros), you can't leave it on any surface because it slides a lot, and if it falls, it's all glass. In conclusion, if you are a person who uses the phone and doesn't just have it to make one call a day and show it to friends, I wouldn't recommend it because it has an expiration date, and a very short one at that. I am waiting for it to come back from Samsung, as I sent it for warranty.

Edit: The phone arrived, they changed everything from the battery to the screen. I think the screen they put after the warranty is more durable, but I still don't trust it. I will probably sell it for the S21 Ultra or the S22 Ultra.

Edit: From June 2022, the phone became unusable again, it doesn't turn on completely. I finally married it, it will die in my hands, since it probably doesn't have warranty anymore.

Do not buy it. After four months, it feels like plastic and leaves a very visible crack that is terrible. The camera is average but does its job. The battery is incredibly satisfactory. In continuous use on YouTube, it can last up to 7 hours, and in games like Free Fire, also 7 hours. Sometimes when you go to Google and search, it takes you back to the home screen, which is a bit annoying. Music plays perfectly. For social media, which I used very little (disappointingly), it is terrible. In terms of performance, it is comparable to the Realme C11 or maybe even the Xiaomi Redmi Note 8. It is not worth the money, mainly due to its construction (as mentioned above). It gets overloaded with social media. I recommend getting a phone under €200 because difficult times are coming, and it is not worth investing in something expensive as it will have the same performance. Also, when using headphones for music, you can filter the song you are listening to (which phones with €100 can also do). After 5 months, you will notice that it slows down a bit more and sometimes loses some pixels. It is also not convenient because if it falls accidentally, the screen can break in the upper left corner (many buyers have experienced this). It is not a value-for-money phone. The negatives outweigh the positives by 70%. When buying a device with so much money, you want it to be worth it, not like throwing it in the air. With that amount of money, you can get an iPhone and still have €300 left. Of course, it is not worth getting an iPhone because, as I mentioned, difficult times are coming.

A very good device that costs quite a bit due to its design. Since I was little, I wanted a phone that folds as I envied them. The phone has an excellent camera for simple photos and videos. Of course, I'm not talking about professional photographers but an everyday user like myself. Its sound is crystal clear and its camera, I repeat, is wonderful for another user. I bought it just because I was obsessed with its design. It had caught my eye, I wanted it. The money spent on it is worth it because it takes up very little space when folded. It should be noted that it shows who is calling you without opening it on a small external screen. As well as all notifications. It presents it as a sign with numbers and letters. I recommend it to everyone who wants a folding phone as they are rare to find. Before 2010, I remember it was a more common phenomenon, it's a shame that their production stopped. However, Samsung fortunately brought them back at a high cost, but I emphasize that a large percentage of the cost is due to the design. When the phone is open, it has a line in the middle that may bother many when they don't see anything. But if you have a video open, it's not noticeable. Happy shopping