Review on Samsung Galaxy A32 (128GB Cell Phones & Accessories by Agata Kowalska ᠌

This phone originally cost me 20,000 in March, but I was able to get it for 17,000 a month later. I think the drop was due to because. Someone finally figured out that at twenty thousand dollars, a phone shouldn't stutter and freeze so frequently. I never believed the theories that phone companies deliberately slow down phones through a network of spies, but it seems to have happened. My phone, which I thought would endure for at least another year, began to run slowly intermittently toward the end of spring, and it finally gave up the ghost this morning. This piece of scrap metal doesn't even last six months since someone spent an extra two grand on protective glass and a casing for it. Choose a phone that is three to four years old instead of the latest release; it will have stood the test of time and, more importantly, its users.