Review on Samsung Galaxy A12 (64GB Cell Phones & Accessories by Ghazanfar Ali ᠌

I wanted a phone that would be able to handle a lot of work, so I got one that had NFC and a big battery. I was able to get it for $999 after a discount. The battery life of the phone is satisfactory, and even with moderate use and a reduction in brightness, a single charge can last for about 24 hours on the device. With a concentration of 15%, it is certainly possible to live for a couple more hours; the exact number is unknown because I have not verified. Rapid charging is not the quickest method, but it does save time. The screen may be basic, but unlike on more expensive models, a small crack will not cause it to become unusable for an indefinite amount of time. This is something that is very important to me. I have only tested EVE echoes on this hardware, so I can't comment on how well it handles other demanding games. I believe the frequent freezes that last for one to two minutes to be the most significant drawback. The RAM is insufficient, and it appears that this is the reason why the Yakarta and 2gis applications sometimes open after a very long time or do not open at all; the only solution is to restart the application. When there is no mobile Internet connection, it can take up to several minutes for the phone to look for a 4G network; in certain cases, you may need to restart the phone. In general, the impression is positive; nonetheless, it was challenging to find something in St. Petersburg that had NFC for 10,000.