Review on 💪 Unlocked Samsung Galaxy J7 (16GB) J737A - 5.5" HD Display, Octa-core Processor, Android 8.0, 4G LTE, AT&T Compatible (Black) by Wiktor Malczyk ᠌

The phone was first shown to the public in May of 2022. I was content for a short period of time. Sadly, that was only a temporary solution. At this point, I'm interested in flagship devices that are more productive, such as iPhones. These are some advantages: Even after three years of use, a nice screen is still extremely pleasing to look at, no matter what anyone says about it. In every other regard, I was satisfied throughout the first year after making the purchase. These are some downsides: Memory, by itself, is insufficient, and this will have catastrophic effects. I'm currently working on reducing my storage space to 500 megabytes so that the obnoxious banner warning about insufficient free space won't appear. But around two years ago, when I was financially stable, I bought whatever I wanted online and downloaded all I needed. Nonetheless, applications "recovered" a total of two or even three times finally. As a direct result of this, one of the most significant negatives is the ineffectiveness of using memory cards un this context. They do not support the installation of applications. The camera isn't particularly good, but if you need to take pictures of something every day—for example, the counters are always there, and the documents are always different—it will do. The performance is terrifying, especially on days like today; Facebook takes about 20 seconds to open, then I press the messages button (which takes two seconds), then I press the dialogue button (which takes three more seconds), then I start typing, but it does not print, and I have to wait another 5 seconds. But what do I expect from someone working for the state?