Review on Samsung Galaxy A32 (128GB Cell Phones & Accessories by Kero Montes

I grabbed it quickly without doing any research in the store that was closest to me because the phone unexpectedly broke and it was a top model from Huawei that was three years old, but I needed to get to work straight away. The data transfer from the old phone to the new one went smoothly. I don't play video games; instead, I communicate using instant messengers (including business ones), web browsers, and so on. I have come to the conclusion that a powerful processor is not required, but what is required is a regular battery and a good screen. They have arrived, so that's that. In theory, the processor is also sufficient; yet, there is a discernible slowdown across the board, particularly when switching between windows. Yet on a more personal level, I'm not particularly bothered by it. There are quite a few cameras, which is probably not unusual. When it comes to video chats, everything works out just great, but I don't use it for anything artistic. It's unfortunate that they protrude so much; I had to get a cover for my phone since, without one, when the phone vibrates on sloped smooth surfaces, it swiftly moves away from the surface and tries to fall. The rear cover aligns with the front cover, and the case thickens, but the phone still sits flat. Yet, the fingerprint is a source of great annoyance. There are times when you just want to throw yourself against a wall. I had no idea that it could bring so much misery into my life. I was not prepared for the fact that a branded phone could have such issues with its most fundamental capabilities. If they don't repair it with the next firmware update, you'll have to search through user reviews and discussion forums to find an alternative that serves a more significant purpose.