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What phone are you using?
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S20 FE user here. Pretty solid phone for the price I paid like almost 2 years ago. It's still great and works marvelously for my usage.
Only downside I would say is custom ROM support, as there's no working one and device support is about to end.
Yeah, I have an S20 FE and honestly it's just great. It is more powerful than the cost implies, and it still holds up pretty well for anything shy of super intensive apps.