Review on Samsung Galaxy A72 (SM-A725M/DS) by Faun Su ᠌

Purchased to replace an Asus that was five years old. Heaven, as well as the earth. I decided between models 6/128 and 8/256. In the end, I went with 8/256 because my computer has 8 GB of RAM. It's likely that a lot of that memory is redundant now. But when I purchased my old phone, 2 gigabytes of RAM was believed to be the industry norm; however, it stalls while moving between applications now. I have high hopes that this phone will last me just as long. Some pros: - Display that is both brilliant and able to have its brightness adjusted to suit the surrounding environment. - A high-quality battery. It can last for two days with regular use. It takes one and a half hours to charge when using the charging provided by the manufacturer. - Applications, no matter how "heavy" they are, may run well on good hardware. - Camera. High-quality photos and videos, as well as a wide variety of customization options and modes. The mode that allowed you to shoot at a distance was one of my favorites. - Loud noise. Even if the volume is turned down all the way, you should still be able to hear a call coming from the bag even in a noisy environment. It is possible to put the phone to night mode, and once this is done, the phone will transition to silent mode automatically. - Sidebar. Because of the way I have my settings configured, it is now very easy for me to capture screenshots of a portion of the screen and edit them (using an application similar to Windows' "scissors") - On the bottom menu, you can place a quick access to SamsungPay. They claim that there are issues with the way the world map is linked. The weight, especially when combined with the casing, is a drawback. Within the first month of using it, I was already able to scratch the screen. The camera does not have a very good zoom feature, and the quality of the photo deteriorates as you zoom in closer to the subject. It gets hot when it's being used actively in games, though. - This phone is not optimized for use with all of the available applications. There are frequently frames located at the very top and very bottom of the page.