Review on Samsung Galaxy A01 Core Smartphone 1/16 GB, black by Doyun Won ᠌

The general feeling conveyed is one of dissatisfaction. I went with a more affordable option while picking out my phone. My only purpose for a smartphone is to browse the internet, utilize instant messengers, and run a few simple applications; I don't make or receive phone calls at all. When it came time to make a purchase, we decided to go with Samsung because we have never had a negative experience with the company and we frequently use their products. Well, not at this juncture. After using the phone for a few months, I can state that the experience has left me with the impression that I am being coerced into performing tasks in the same manner as a sluggish procrastinator. It's possible that the pin keypad won't show up in its whole when you unlock your phone. It takes a very significant amount of time to switch between applications and load each one. The Chrome web browser frequently makes complaints about insufficient memory and does not always load pages in their whole. If depression is being exhaled from the primary camera, it is recommended that no images be taken at all. The proximity sensor virtually does not work, and it happens very frequently during a conversation for the screen to light up and the ear to get into different menus and in general. It takes roughly four hours to charge from about 5 percent to full capacity, which is a very long period. When the phone is turned on, there is an icon that seems like it says "Android Go Edition" or something like. It's possible that this is the most significant obstacle: a simplified or abbreviated system. The remainder is made up entirely of smartphones. I am sorry to say that I cannot endorse the purchase. It is obvious that a low-cost smartphone, but I was not expecting Samsung to offer something like this.