Review on Samsung Galaxy A12 (SM-A125F/DS) Dual SIM 128GB Factory Unlocked GSM - International Version (Black) - No Warranty by Agata Kusiciel ᠌

Because I needed a phone that could keep up with my work, I focused on finding one with NFC and a huge battery. I was able to purchase it for $9990 after receiving a discount. The battery life of the phone is satisfactory, and even with moderate use and adjustments to the brightness level, it can hold a charge for practically an entire day. At a concentration of 15%, it is not impossible to live for a couple more hours; it is conceivable to live for longer than that, but I have not checked. The rapid charging method is not the quickest, but it does save time. The screen is basic, but unlike on more expensive models, a minor crack will not cause it to become unusable indefinitely. This is an important consideration for me. Although EVE Echoes pulls adequately for such hardware, I have not tested it with any more demanding games. The frequent freezes for one to two minutes each are, in my opinion, the most significant drawback. Because there is not enough Memory, the Yakarta and 2gis programs can take a very long time to open, or they may not open at all; the only thing that would save the data is restarting the application. If you do not have access to mobile Internet, it may take up to several minutes for the phone to look for a 4G network, and you may need to restart the device at times. The overall impression is a positive one; however, it was tough to find something in St. Petersburg with NFC for 10,000 rubles.