Review on Renewed Samsung Galaxy A51 with 128GB Storage, 6.5-inch Display, Quad 48MP Camera, and Unlocked A515U Model in Black by Anastazja Adamczyk ᠌

I've been using it for almost a year and a half at this point. First impressions are generally positive, but there are some features that are downright irritating. For instance, the screen stays on if a close person is talking. The proximity sensor operates in this manner. When having a conversation, it's easy for your cheek to mistakenly click an on-screen button, leading to a number of frustrating outcomes. When it comes to fingerprint detection, I likewise have nothing good to say about the sensor. To put it mildly, the standard of his output is below par. The likelihood of a successful procedure is further diminished if the fingertip sustains even a minor injury or is not properly cleaned. The smartphone now offers a fair level of autonomy thanks to its larger battery. One dose is all you need to feel confident after using it heavily for a day. One and a half in average conditions. Nonetheless, in my opinion, it might not be a terrible idea to add another thousand milliampere-hours. Now we can get to the best part: the 6.5-inch Super AMOLED screen. Big, flashy, and incredibly alluring. I get a lot of satisfaction from thinking about the scene being displayed on this screen. The camera is also excellent. She finishes the footage by following all the proper steps. Both daytime and nighttime shots are of exceptionally good quality. It's too bad video is the only media where stabilization works well. Macro photography rarely yields striking results. Details of small objects can be observed with the "Magnifier" app or by simply increasing the zoom level, both of which are superior to using the macro lens. Overall, I'm satisfied with the mobile gadget. Although I learned to work around the aforementioned shortcomings, I never found a way to accept them. The current price of the gadget is $16.990, and it is not much more expensive than that.