Review on 💪 Unlocked Samsung Galaxy J7 (16GB) J737A - 5.5" HD Display, Octa-core Processor, Android 8.0, 4G LTE, AT&T Compatible (Black) by Danish Affndy ᠌

I am probably not comprehending why it is necessary for me to have 8 cores. I don't feel the need to have any games on my phone. It is essential that he respond fast, particularly by starting the dialer as quickly as possible. And the dialer can take anywhere from one to two seconds to start up, and this is on a brand new phone that has been thoroughly cleaned. It is not likely to get any better in the future, based on my previous experiences with the Galaxy S3; the device started to become less responsive after approximately five months of use. After that, it became a very popular phone. This one gives off the impression of being a smartphone of average quality, with just good craftsmanship. The Galaxy S3 served me well for almost 5 years, but in the last 4 years it has become increasingly sluggish. As a result, the new phone does not give the impression of speed; rather, it makes me feel as though I am still using the Galaxy S3. 3 gigabytes of random access memory (RAM), despite the fact that 2 gigabytes are always used by system applications and less than 1 gigabyte is free in the main, although it is typically between 600 and 700 megabytes. I started to feel bad that I didn't get the model that had 4 gigabytes of RAM instead of the one I had. As I started to think about it, I realized that in order to have a phone with a pleasant interface speed, you need to pay at least forty thousand dollars for it, and ideally between sixty and seventy. I believe that this is an excessive amount! I can't return the phone because it's a technically advanced device; therefore, it looks like I'll just have to get used to it and cross my fingers that my productivity won't suffer as a result. Now, despite the fact that it is more expensive, I would go with a different model that has at least 32 GB of internal memory and 4 GB of RAM. In spite of the fact that the phone's exterior appealed to me more than that of the others, I am currently dissatisfied with the performance of the device. The fingerprint scanner is also subpar; it does not always work clearly, and I had to rearrange all of the fingers in order to have it to operate correctly. In addition to this, it does not appear to have a very large battery capacity, since it is only able to function in standby mode with intermittent Internet access (I turn it on and check my email at regular intervals) for approximately one to one and a half days. The phone is one that I can suggest, but you should not have high hopes for the features it possesses. Average, cheap, well-made smartphone .