Review on Samsung Galaxy A12 (A125M) 64GB Dual SIM Cell Phones & Accessories by Kittisak Jeangpong ᠌

The first thing I felt when I picked up the phone was how the back cover under the camera sags and creaks, as if in the hands of some old Chinese for 50 bucks. This feeling was further strengthened by the SIM tray, which slightly protrudes from the case on one side, and the entire frame around the screen is not the most even. The camera is there, but there is absolutely nothing to expect from it. The main lens and the front camera still shoot at the very least, but the wide and macro lenses are completely useless trash, solid soap. The image on the screen is unpleasant to the eye, it seems to ripple, and low resolution has nothing to do with it. Artifacts also periodically flash across the entire screen, and, although quite rarely, it is still unpleasant. With the touchscreen, too, everything is not OK - when typing in the swipe keyboard, he often does not keep up with his finger and breaks the line. There seems to be an oleophobic coating, but it doesn’t give anything - the screen gets terribly dirty, even the cheapest protective glass turned out to be better. There are also problems with the radio module, the network catches worse than my previous phones, and sometimes the connection falls off for good, and I have to turn the flight mode on and off. The proximity sensor is terrible, I still do not understand how to press the phone to the ear so that the screen does not turn on. The sound that is in the headphones, that through the bluetooth is so-so, through the speaker the sound is quiet, but these are already trifles. Also oddities with charging - through the original wire and the original power supply, fast charging from 0 to 100 is only 10-15 minutes faster than conventional charging through a conventional 2-amp unit. In general, the whole smartphone is one disappointment. In general, initially I expected to get a smartphone of the level of less budgetary, but already outdated counterparts, at least in terms of bringing the firmware to mind, but in the end I actually got the cheapest no-name Chinese with a full range of sores inherent in them, but much more expensive, and with proud writing Samsung, the sense of which is zero.