Review on Samsung Galaxy A12 (A125M) 64GB Dual SIM Cell Phones & Accessories by Kenta Kato ᠌

Because there had never been a Samsung product in my life before to purchasing this one, I figured it would be a good place to start getting to know the brand. As my most recent smartphone was a Huawei P Smart Z, I will use that device as a point of comparison for this one because their prices are comparable. P Smart Z was a little faster at the same 4/64 due to a more powerful processor, but I don't feel uncomfortable on the A12 either. I set everything up within a couple of days, and it began to work faster than right out of the box. After that, I removed the excess, what I needed to install, and everything got better. Not like on other smarts, it's probably a feature of this matrix. By the way, according to the description here on PLS, a screen that practically does not have any "shim" - flickering in comparison to amoleds. But I don't see the pixels. The only thing that happens when you turn on the "eye protection" setting is some kind of strange shade. Although the difference in Antutu scores between my P Smart Z and the A12 appears to be significant, 173 points versus approximately 103-110 points (data vary), I am able to play the same games on the A12 without any issues; however, I get the impression that it opens something longer but not anything of critical importance. The fact that I did not have to delete the shell or turn it off, that it did not ask any additional questions, and that it did not ascend anywhere was something that I found to be quite convenient. By the way, there was a choice between Xiaomi Redmi 9 4/64, the price is once again the same, but despite the fact that Redmi is significantly more powerful in the test, I don't like the shell and the fact that there are ads everywhere that you need to climb to look for all the menus, and After a reset or ate, everything is new, in a nutshell, arrogant Chinese. I thought the cameras in the A12 were pretty good. During the day, everything works fine; it blurs the background, but you can still change it in the photo after it's been taken. The speaker is far louder than the one found in the P Smart Z, and, somewhat surprisingly, the sound quality is also marginally improved. In general, I am pleased with this smartphone. I spent a total of 13,000 on a cover and glass for it, which brought the price up to 12022.