Review on 🔓 Samsung Galaxy A12, Factory Unlocked, 64GB, Blue, 48MP Camera, 5000mAh Battery, New by Doyun Hwang ᠌

Bought to switch out for my broken ZTE. The gadget has a sleek design (if a cheap electronic item can be said to have a sleek design in these day of faceless and "same-looking" alternatives) and a good, universally comfortable grip, regardless of hand size. The image on the screen is vivid and full of life. In short, it can make and receive calls, take pictures, play music, etc., just like any other smartphone. Following the same procedures as the rest of his t. S. peers. Neither worse nor better. Among gadgets in this price range, it is highly unlikely to stand out in any noticeable way. In general, I am satisfied with my purchase. There are obvious flaws in his performance that won't get him criticized in the media, but they will be noted in retrospectives and character analyses. One, there is no indication that charging is taking place, and no notifications. It may sound little, but this indicator was included in my previous ZTE Blade A7 Vita and proved to be rather helpful, as I was previously unable to tell if I had missed any messages when the screen was turned off. A similar statement might be made about the charging indication. Secondly, the "do not disturb" option on a timer is the sole way to control when the device shuts down. The following are some issues people have encountered while using the camera. Third, the camera lacks a leveling feature. A grid is present, but no elevation is granted. Also, in the previously described ZTE, the grid was shown in a few different iterations. No still images can be captured throughout the video recording process. Obviously, this is a feature that can come in handy. ;) As if the unremovable text "samsung quad camera" were crucial to the plot, the watermark is implemented in the most idiotic way possible. The sixth restriction is that you can't provide the shooting date, only geotags. It's odd that the designers ignored such minor details that have such a big impact on the product's overall appeal.