Review on Samsung Galaxy A01 Core Smartphone 1/16 GB, black by Agata Wydra ᠌

In a nutshell, a standard phone for individuals who do not purchase an apple that has been nibbled for 100 sput, while residing in a Khrushchev that has been assassinated. Many advantages: Great budget. Nothing additional. Only for my job, that's all. Co-packaged and very light (just 150 grams). One of the few five-inch (5.3) devices that can still be held in one hand and operated with the fingers of that hand. A battery with a capacity of 3000 mAh should be adequate for a couple of days' worth of work (namely, work - calls, bluetooth, wi-fi). The screen is very high quality. The volume is high and there is no discernible distortion. The camera is certainly not a Leica, but it is more than capable of performing the activities that are required of it (such as taking pictures in broad daylight, reading QR codes, and photographing documents). Cover, glass, the Internet is brimming with content to suit every palate. I gave 5900 for everything, even the device that was included in it. I disabled all of the programs that were not necessary, rolled up my standard dialer and launcher, enabled USB access, and then transferred all of the applications from a problematic smartphone. Since I don't use Google in general, the contacts were moved over using a file extension known as vcf. I was able to customize the ringtones, and the contact avatars were imported without any problems. In a nutshell, the device's installation and operation have not presented any issues up to this point. The following are some of its negative aspects: One thing that is disappointing is that the A01 Core does not have the capacity to record telephone conversations (disabled at the firmware level). This function, for example, is turned off in nations where it is illegal to record conversations that take place over the phone (including 2022). There is no comme il faut; hence, none of the third-party recording programs will operate, with the exception of those that write from a microphone (that is, with the speakerphone turned on).