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Personally, for me, when it comes to athletic shoes for everyday use and work posture, there are two companies. And surely one of them is Saucony.
I hadn't bought shoes from this particular brand for a long time because, simply put, I had a hard time finding shoes that I liked in any of their strange colors.
So, the time has come for me to give my evaluation. I always refer to shoes up to a maximum of 120 euros and for everyday use, walking, and work with good posture.
The major pros are:
Very comfortable shoes. They fit your foot, embracing it with their common soles.
No slipping inside and no discomfort.
- Lightweight, a big difference from the other brand I have been wearing for years.
Good quality. Okay, they are not the best I have seen, but they definitely are worth their money.
The major cons are:
In terms of size, if you want to buy them, you will definitely need to get a size larger. I wear size 42 and I went for 43, and they are just fine.
They slip more than the other brand I wear. Yes, unfortunately, they are not the type of shoes that will provide complete stability in wet areas.
But they are definitely worth their money and for their durability.

As a former owner of Nexus and Pixel devices, I know very well what I got. I bought it from America (a friend brought it to me during the summer). Even at 450 euros, the phone is simply incredible. To keep it short, here are the pros:

- The screen is pretty good. It doesn't drop jaws, but it's fine.
- The call sound is very clear and the earpiece doesn't get clogged even at full volume.
- The music sounds great with clear bass. I can't say if it's the best, but it definitely doesn't disappoint anyone.
- The camera takes amazing photos. As a former Pixel 4a owner, I can say that even with the same hardware, the software gives a performance.
- The Pixel Translate app is something else. You write or speak a text and the translation into French was 100% accurate, as they told me.

Now for the cons:

- The lack of 5G is a known issue. Even in France where I was, the Google official presence doesn't support the networks.
- The screen could have supported a 90Hz refresh rate, but it doesn't.
- The battery is good, but with GPS Google Maps on all day, it will definitely need charging before the evening.
- Overall, it's okay and will easily get you through the day. If you don't mind the lack of 5G and want a phone under 400 euros that has almost everything and will cover 98% of the average user, and of course, you love immediate updates and clean software, then this is for you.

This phone is definitely not for everyone, but it's for those who know what Google Pixel is.

Update: 8-1-2023
For the money it's at now, there's nothing better that can compete.

I was looking for a phone with 2 SIMs and as small as possible, coming from a Google Pixel 4a. I hadn't bought a Samsung in years, as the money they always ask for is too much for what they offer. I found it at a very good price and bought it. Many phones have passed through my hands. For the one month I've had it, I can say that Samsung has made huge strides in its software. The ONE UI now offers a much smoother and faster feel than the incredibly heavy and problematic TouchWiz it used to have. Calls, which are a very basic part but almost no one writes about, are very good and clear, without distorting or getting stuck. The screen is very beautiful, I would like it a little brighter under sunlight, but it still does a great job. I have the version with the Snapdragon 888, and the battery with 2 SIM cards easily lasts me a day with normal use (Facebook, news, a little video and browsing on Skroutz) from morning until I go home at night with 25-30%, but with 4G. I don't use 5G because I'm not interested. Fast charging, waterproof, light in the hand, but without losing its premium feel. The camera is very good, coming from a Pixel device, you understand that the bar is high. The photos are very good, although it sometimes exaggerates the colors (classic Samsung), you will generally be very satisfied. But where I didn't expect it was the video. Very good and stable video even in 4k. Is it worth the money? For anyone who doesn't care about Samsung's ONE UI, which gives you a feeling of slow animation and some occasional glitches, it is an excellent choice for what it offers. For anyone coming from OnePlus or Pixel phones, the Samsung environment may bother them a little. In general, therefore, for what it offers, yes, the phone is worth the $500 it asks for, and very few phones at this price point offer so much.