Review on Smartphone Samsung Galaxy A32 4/128 GB, Dual nano SIM, black by Dimitar Arnaudov ᠌

To put it simply, I'm ready for a comment. In the past, I could not help but be ecstatic about the fact that I owned a Samsung A50 phone, which I had purchased from Amazon for the price of 14,200. But then disaster struck: my cherished A50 toppled over and drowned in the toilet, rendering it useless forever. Googled, and gathered the necessary dollars. It turned out that you couldn't get any Samsung for 14,000, but the cheapest model, the A32, costs 18,000 (this is the most business-oriented model of Samsung phones, and it has a Super AMOLED screen with 1080 x 2400 resolution). So, let's go ahead and buy it. At first, I was impressed by the sleek appearance and the battery that allowed for continuous use for ten hours without needing to be recharged. But at a later time, he started directing his attention especially toward me. To begin, a poor camera that is completely incapable of shooting in slow motion in any way. There is a mode of slow motion that you should avoid using if at all possible because the end result will not be satisfying. Second, I found that there is not a program for recording what's on the screen. In the earlier version, doing so was relatively straightforward. A voice recorder is the third item. On the A50, he was nothing short of incredible. After I had captured the sound of falling snow on autumn leaves in a night forest in stereo, I listened to the recording on monitors and became extremely high. Because I was so upset by this recorder, I made up my mind to write an objective assessment of it. And last, these are some serious time gaps. It looks like it's working, going around, and then all of a sudden there's a figak, everything's up, and you press the screen, but there's nothing there. After a period of thirty seconds, it will begin to defrost and puff even more. The verdict is as follows: I deeply regret the money that was spent; looking back, it would have been preferable for me to purchase an earlier model that was still functional rather than this miracle of commercial trickery.