Review on Samsung Galaxy A53 smartphone 5G 8/256 GB, black by Wiktor Tasior ᠌

Take it, the phone is a great helper, and the price is about par. Because nearly no one has one, I find myself longing for a lock-screen flashlight. ATTENTION! Normal safety glasses can be identified by the 2.5–3mm gap around the edges caused by the tee being pushed onto the A52 or smaller glass. See below for some advantages: Plenty noise. Superb display (colors, clarity). Of course, a good camera isn't "wow," but it's quick and it takes good photographs (if not twilight). A high-quality battery (perhaps brand new) has a long life and recharges quickly. Distinct drawbacks: A screenshot is usually taken with the volume value on the screen, which is inconvenient because it requires the user to hold down both volume keys in addition to the on button (you need to adapt so that this does not happen) Uncomfortably awkward thumb control; you'll need to move it to the complete other side of the display (you can get used to it and change the wheelbarrow mode) Hanging up during a simultaneous call is an inconvenience. Poor wireless signal reception; connecting across a room is impossible (it is solved by installing a signal amplifier at home) Human (jack 2.5 or 3.5) headphones cannot be input; this can be remedied with an adapter or by using wireless headphones. The use of fingerprints is not reliable (especially if fingers are wet)