Review on 💫 Renewed Samsung Galaxy A71 5G Fully Unlocked (128GB, Prism Cube Black) by Agata Julia Ickiewic ᠌

To conclude, I would suggest that the purchase of this smartphone is not a wise financial decision. I feel as though I've been taken advantage of by Samsung's marketing. The screen is the primary reason I decided to get this smartphone because it is large, brilliant, and a true black color. 2. I adore the Samsung software and the shell (there is no friend for the taste and color), and I enjoy using the Samsung Pay applications, which include a password-protected folder, notes, and a calendar. The Samsung camera app is the only one that really stinks. 3. Capacity to perform. This gadget is able to keep up with the nonstop activity of a big variety of applications, which is one of my favorite ways to test its limits. Cons: 1. Fingerprint sensor! This thing is so awful and painfully slow! When my phone refuses to recognize my fingerprint, I have moments when I want to hurl it against a wall or throw it out the window of the car I'm driving in. Other times, I just want to scream at it until it works. This is the reason why I've decided to sell this phone right now. 2. How the proximity sensor works while a call is in progress. FIG understand how it works, but only the makers understand the logic behind it. The condition is considered normal when you are able to start a few of applications, turn on or off the bluetooth, or even end the call altogether while speaking with your cheek. 3. Camera! In all honesty, marketers and not engineers are responsible for the creation of the camera found in Samsung smartphones. Counting the number of megapixels and engaging in other pointless activities. The photo's quality is quite poor overall. Just the installation of the Gcam application port saves data, but even after that, images taken with a smartphone will only last for 15-20 seconds, rather than 26-30. 4. It doesn't matter how much I praise the Samsung shell; unfortunately, bugs have made their way into it as well. During the process of unlocking the phone, the display will softly flicker and will not respond to touches roughly once out of every 100 to 150 times. At work, I had to unlock my phone rather frequently, and every time I find myself in that situation again, I find myself wanting to hurl the device against a wall.