Review on Samsung Galaxy A22s 5G Smartphone 4/64 GB, Dual nano SIM, Mint by Wiktor Jak ᠌

Sound volume increases and decreases only slightly (using the key on the right side of the case). When using a speakerphone, it's best to keep the music at a low volume and leave the other person's voice at a comfortable level. Absolutely disheartening. There are benefits: The amount of memory available. Practical for the office. I have a lot of mail and IM business correspondence. The big screen means no eye strain. There are no hiccups with any of the other programs, either. Contains drawbacks: Microphone, video camera. Photos taken inside are blurry. The footage looks absolutely HORRIBLE. The brightness and contrast of the image fluctuate as though the camera were making adjustments. The noise is on the move. Frequently, I am tasked with videotaping performances and rehearsals. Everything I had stored on this phone had to be discarded. For shooting, I now always have an ancient A6 on hand. He has no grievances at all. It has a "soft" visual and a "smooth" soundtrack.