Samsung Galaxy A12 (64GB Review

This phone is amazing. You should consider this phone if you want a good phone but don't want to waste an arm and a leg! It takes amazing pictures and the battery lasts all day if like me you use your phone all day at work!

This phone is buggy only. The external speaker goes from high to low volume and has static noise. It's broken or something. Maybe I have a lemon. I do not know. But definitely not impressed by the $200 junk.

What I think of the phone at the moment is good, well thought out and up to date. The only problem I had is the fingerprint recognition. The phone doesn't scan fingerprints like it should, other than that it's not a bad thing. Recommendation I would work on improving the fingerprint scanner.

The item is ok I think. We couldn't use it at all with our carrier, so the seller made a mistake in his promises. Sprint customers cannot use it by switching to T-Mobile. You won't let it. T-Mobile isn't carrier-friendly, but the seller of this phone needs to do more research.

phone works great. The phone is a bit heavy due to the 5000mAh battery, but that's just the trade-off for a good-sized battery. The phone is fast and responsive. The only thing I don't like about the phone is its WiFi card, only 2.4GHz and no 5GHz band. The cameras are great. The phone makes a solid and reliable impression. I would buy it again.

Update: Do not buy this phone, it does not work with any carrier! They have discontinued 3/4g Lte and it will not be available to anyone after April 2021. You can't access your voice messages, and you experience service outages and lost calls. Just upgrade and spend a little more! The phone is great, note that it's a little heavier than most, but it's excellent value for money. I use multiple apps throughout the day and my battery lasted 16-18 hours with at least a 30-50% charge.

The phone is light, has a great battery, great camera and works great. The only issue that could possibly annoy a lot of people is that it's installed in Spanish. Of course you can change the settings in English, but the very first steps in setting up your phone are the first questions you can't avoid when you turn it on in Spanish for the first time before you can even get to your settings . So if you don't speak Spanish I would suggest using an online translator (google translator works…

So that's the truth. Works great with my TMobile SIM card. Didn't have to do anything extra. This phone just isn't that great when you're used to the best. I've been using an S8 Plus phone that was released in 2017, but it still seems light years ahead of this phone. It has a slow response, a fingerprint in a strange spot, no LED backlight, and no option to always turn the screen on. As such, there's no way of knowing you have notifications unless you actually activate the phone. Tried to play…