Review on Renewed Samsung Galaxy A51 with 128GB Storage, 6.5-inch Display, Quad 48MP Camera, and Unlocked A515U Model in Black by Kenta Kajikawa ᠌

I decided to purchase this phone instead of the Honor 10i because I wanted to give it to someone as a present. The very first thing that I didn't like about it was the fingerprint scanner that is built into the screen; it doesn't recognize it very well. However, by following the recommendations on the forums, we were able to improve it; in order to do so, you need to add three cells of one finger to the memory. After ating the system, the phone started to drain quickly; I found a solution on the same site, and we were able to minimize the amount of energy that was being consumed; now, with regular use for a day, it is sufficient and does not cause any issues. It is not immediately evident in which application the message was received due to the severely limited color palette available for alerts under the Samsung-proprietary shell. Because the item I was looking for is so difficult to locate in the settings menu, I had no choice but to make frequent use of the search function. The camera has a time lag when taking still images, and it can only record video at 30 frames per second. Among the benefits, one that stood out to me was the high quality of the photographs taken by both the front and the rear cameras. The operation of the phone itself is brisk, and programs launch promptly and without lag. Stabilization is available during video recording, and the overall video quality, particularly in 4k, is very high. By the way, if you watch videos on YouTube at 2160p in the A51 and at 1080p in the Honor, the difference between the two resolutions is only noticeable while watching several small things, such as grass, which demonstrates that 4k resolution on a smartphone is nothing more than marketing.