Review on 💫 Renewed Samsung Galaxy A71 5G Fully Unlocked (128GB, Prism Cube Black) by Kio Flyx ᠌

I think it's a good investment to acquire this phone. Everyone seems to be complaining about the plastic on the back, but I actually really like the way it feels and looks—incredibly it's smooth and shiny, and it glints like a rainbow in the sunlight. The visuals are OK for me; I have no complaints. Contains a number of advantages: Great value for the cost. I recently made the change from the iPH7 + to the A71. Even though it's been exactly ten years since I last used Android, I finally gave it a shot and was pleasantly impressed. The phone is a hundred percent efficient financially. The exterior of One UI is polished. The screen is big and nice, and there is a lot of data presented at once. Powerful battery that can last for two days of light use or one and a half days of heavy use. A lot of different chipsets work with Android, while iOS's settings are organized in a more sensible way. Having something you're proud of on show at all times is awesome. For such a low cost, the 128GB of memory is a welcome bonus. Paid $23,700 for it. With some drawbacks The fingerprint does not read very well, thus I think it is mainly for show. While face unlock isn't as quick as fingerprint scanning, at least you have the option. Camera quality is subpar; in fact, it's noticeably worse than that of the iPH7+. There's a lot of soap, and 64MP marketing is conspicuously absent. The wide-angle and macro lenses are both useless, and only the main camera performs adequately in bright conditions. Except from the lack of substantial brakes when unlocking, the device is quite intelligent. There are a lot of programs I use, and several of them are open at once, yet my RAM handles everything without a hitch, and I rarely see any lag at all.