Review on Renewed Samsung Galaxy 📱 A51 LTE with Verizon connectivity by Doyun Pak ᠌

Everything is known through comparison, so I'll compare it to something I've used in the past: a cheap Xiaomi that costs 12,000 rupees. The fingerprint scanner is not the most advanced option available in this market. It is highly possible that there is a flaw in the technology used to locate the scanner underneath the screen. It is less accurate, it recognizes a finger worse, and it is more demanding on the condition of the skin. It requires that there be no moisture on the finger, that the finger be warm (especially capricious in the cold), and that the skin be in perfect condition (if your fingers crack or peel off, do not use it). The technology of facial recognition is just as useless. On the Xiaomi, the sensor worked at an angle of 45 degrees or more, recognized it in just a single second, and there were NO false recognitions, even from a photograph. As a result, I almost stopped using the fingerprint and there were NO false recognitions. Here, he frequently fails to recognize me, checks steadily for longer than three seconds, and I've started using the unlocking with a digital key method once more. The slowdown in the speed of the smartphone was almost instantaneous after the initial inclusion. Yet as time went on, other "blunts" emerged, such as the fact that the keyboard now appears with a visible latency of up to 5 seconds and that particularly resource-intensive applications are downright "laden." Android has been mutilated; in some menus, you can only access some items by drumming, and in other others, certain capabilities are completely unavailable. In the realm of Android, it's like having an iPhone: I can't even tritely set a separate sound to each application, even though other manufacturers provide you the choice to do so. In general, I do not recommend making the purchase, particularly when taking into account the cost of the item.