Unnecessary opportunities that only raise the price of smartphones

< img src = "/uploads/blogs/93/b7/ib-FQ3P6alei_c6fc9316.jpg" Alt = "Unnecessary opportunities that only increase the price of smartphones"/> ~ ~ ~ < p >Buying a new smartphone, it is easy to expose marketing tricks and admire loud characteristics that do not always benefit. Manufacturers often add functions to their devices that significantly increase the price, but do not actually improve custom experience. Before you spend extra money, it is worth understanding what opportunities are really important and which only create the illusion of premium.

< p > Here are some popular features for which you should not overpay:

< h3 >< strng > 16GB RAM & rsquo; yati in budget smartphones 0 ~/h3 > ~ ~ > 62 > 62 > 62 ~ 62 < P > The large volume of RAM looks impressive, but in inexpensive models it is rather a marketing move than a real need. For most users, 6-8 GB is sufficient, and additional gigabytes often cause savings on other important components & ndash; eg processor or chamber.

< h3 >< strng > 8k-video

< p >The ability to shoot in 8K sounds attractive, but in reality, this function has little practical benefit. First, the difference between 8K and 4k will notice one, especially when watching the video on the smartphone display. Secondly, such records are occupied by a huge amount of memory; Rsquo; and their processing requires a very powerful processor that can lead to overheating and rapid battery discharge.

~ > < h3 >< strng > Additional cameras (macroob & rsquo; ejects, depth sensors) 0 >/h3 > ~ ~ ~ > 62 > 62 ~ 62 < P > Some smartphones are equipped with three or even four cameras, but this does not always mean improved image quality. In many cases, such additional modules as macroob & Rsquo; edes or depth sensors only create the visibility of multifunctionality. In fact, the main camera with quality optics and good sensor is able to perform their tasks no worse.

< H3 >< Strong > The screen renewal frequency 120-144 Hz 0 ~/h3 > ~ ~ > < P > The high renewal frequency really makes the image more smooth, but do not forget about the nuances. Most applications and games still work at 60 Hz, so the benefits of 120 Hz can be minimal. In addition, in budget models, such displays often have a poor quality and spend a much faster battery charge.

< h3 >< strng > wireless and super -rapid charging 0 ~/h3 > > 62 > 62 ~ 62 < p > Although wireless charging & ndash; This is a convenient feature, it still remains less effective than a wire connection. It runs slower and causes the device to be heated. Superchal exercise, in turn, really allows you to quickly fill the energy supply, but with frequent use can reduce the battery life.