Review on Smartphone Samsung Galaxy J3 (2016) SM-J320F/DS, black by Agung ᠌

On this phone, they prioritized the display, and the inside was relatively bare, but they managed to strike a reasonable compromise between the two priorities by including features such as 1.5 GB of RAM, 4 processor cores operating at 1500 MHz, and a poor video card. The camera isn't a deal breaker for me, but I wouldn't exactly call it a selling point for this phone either. The answer is that I wouldn't boast about it. It seems to me that it's perfectly reasonable and comprehensible. She made the arrangement on my behalf personally. But, the front camera was one of my favorite features because it works great for slefi, skype, and even perescoping. There is a proximity sensor, which is a plus; my previous Samsung did not have one, and the phone did not perform very well without it. However, this Samsung does have a proximity sensor, which is a plus; however, for some reason, they did not put a light sensor here, which is a little strange (but I'm used to it), on my previous Samsung, and this sensor was not. For many people, this will not be the most significant difference, but it is still a minus. It's nice to be able to surf everything beautifully and quickly on it, and I enjoy watching videos and movies on it. The screen is bright, and it offers good viewing angles. In overall, the phone has good responsiveness; everything works quickly, and because it also supports 4G networks, there is no loss of data in any situation. After making the purchase, I let the battery run down completely and then charged it to its maximum capacity, which took exactly 2 hours and 40 minutes. I didn't check for and couldn't find any additional charge. Regarding the functionality of the battery itself, I have sufficient power because I never use the phone for games, I always have Wi-Fi or 4G - social networks and applications, and my screen brightness is slightly higher than average. As a result, I can get by with a charge lasting anywhere from 1.5 to 2 days. I didn't like the selection of standard ringtones for calls because they don't seem to be about anything and are relatively quiet. As a result, I had to download a call from the internet, and I found it in Facebook; the usual standard melody sounded the same as it did on my old phone, but the most important thing is that it turned out to be loud. Memory 8 GB - in reality, only 4, some unnecessary applications can be disabled, but with a flash drive for another 4, everything suits me just fine. I don't play games, so this isn't an issue. I wouldn't put it in the pros or cons because it's just a normal speaker, but I liked the sound when I listened to it through the headphones. The mode that saves the most amount of power is a feature that's beneficial. I have faith that it will be beneficial in the future.