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It was a great phone for its time, but nowadays it's only suitable for those who want to enter the iOS system cheaply or want a secondary phone. You might notice some performance issues at times, but I could be wrong. Overall, it's a good phone that still uses Lightning, so you'll need an extra cable for your collection.

The battery doesn't last a day, unlike the S23 Ultra which has a function to limit processor usage to save battery as much as possible, it doesn't perform badly; the cameras are excellent, as are the sound system and functions. The battery will need charging at the end of the day; you can alleviate this by tweaking the settings a bit, but it's still good to pay attention.

Anyone who can afford a top-of-the-line Samsung phone or a premium mid-range phone will never regret it. The system is great and optimized, the cameras are excellent, the sound system is great, the integration with Samsung devices is excellent, among other things. You need to be careful with it and avoid drops, but you'll have a robust phone that will easily last 4 years.

I had this cell phone and its performance was comparable to a top-of-the-line model of the time. The cameras weren't great, but in good lighting it did a decent job.

The battery lasts well and has good speed with a turbo charger. The camera is good, but don't expect excellent photos, especially with the front camera; in good lighting, it's very good. The camera app lacks features like a PRO mode and 60FPS recording. But the fact that it has a 3.5mm headphone jack was what motivated me to buy it.