Review on Samsung Galaxy A12 Latin American Version 64GB Dual SIM Unlocked Smartphone (Black) - CDMA Verizon/Sprint Not Supported by Agata Szewczyk ᠌

The phone is generally of high quality, but at ten thousand dollars, it is prohibitively expensive for a state employee, especially when considering the illustrious reputation of Samsung as a brand. Has pros: Extra-long life span for the battery HD+ screen Type-C port with support for quick charging Just out of the box, there are five camera modules, one of which is front and four of which are rear. It is not an integrated SIM card tray but rather two separate trays for microSD and SIM cards. Got cons: 1) There is no LED indicator for alerts located on the front panel. 2)no FM radio 3) insufficient equipment even for a state employee 4) The primary camera does not have a resolution of 48 megapixels; the module you see there only has 12 megapixels. This is the end of my marriage to Samsumg. However, on other firmware designed for use in a different region, Samsung Pay can be started and displayed by swiping across the screen from the bottom to the top. This feature is unavailable in our country.