Review on Samsung Galaxy A72 (SM-A725M/DS) by Adisorn Chuamuangpha ᠌

1. WATERPROOF! 2. Design. Looks really interesting and stylish. The back cover is made of very high quality plastic, the assembly is at the highest level. The only thing that upsets is a plastic glossy frame, it could also be matte (ideally, metal in general). 3. Sound. He's very good here. This is my first smartphone with stereo - and to be honest, it's impressive. Watching videos on it is a pleasure. Even very heavy music, where there are many small details like the clang of cymbals or cardan shot, can be listened to with pleasure. The sound in the headphones is also very decent. 4. The screen, despite the lack of official declarations of HDR10 + compliance and full DCI-P3 coverage, seems to meet these standards. Having corrected the default (slightly acidic) profile, I got a very high-quality picture. 5. Cameras. I took the A72 just for the TV. The stock camera application is good, but it sharpens a lot + sometimes does not allow you to use the telephoto camera, making a digital zoom from the main module. But one has only to put a Google camera, as everything immediately becomes much better. The picture is voluminous, detailed, with natural color reproduction. Optical stabilization also makes itself felt - lubrication is much more difficult to obtain than without it. 6. The performance here is very decent, the interface is very rarely dull, it fully performs all the tasks assigned to it. 7. Interface. OneUI 3.1 turned out to be quite convenient, customizable and nimble. I really like that the device can be used with one hand - just by swiping the top elements to the middle of the screen. Unless, for some reason, you still can’t turn on the flashlight and record the screen when the charge is less than 5 percent (I hate the A20 for such jokes, the screen broke) - Samsung since the time of J2Me dialers likes to sculpt such idiotic restrictions, unfortunately. But otherwise, I am extremely pleased with the interface, especially if I roll GoodLock and dig a little. Probably even my next smartphone will also be Samsung, for the sake of this interface.