Review on Locked Tracfone Samsung Galaxy A12, 32GB, Black - Prepaid Smartphone in Review by Bong Cha ᠌

Bought to replace a broken ZTE from the past. The device is sleek and portable, fitting well in the palm of your hand regardless of its size (if a cheap electronic object can be stylish in this day and age among a profusion of faceless and "same-looking"). The picture on the screen is bright and clear. The device can make and receive calls, take and store images and videos, store and play music, and do any other function expected of a modern smartphone. Uses the same method as the rest of his classmates. Neither a huge improvement nor a major setback. It is quite unlikely to be differentiated from other products in the same price range. While I had my doubts about making the purchase, I am happy with it so far. There are some evident weaknesses in him, but they won't be discussed in evaluations or qualities, and they won't make the headlines. 1. There is no charge indication or notification sounds. This indicator was included in the same old ZTE Blade A7 Vita, and while it may appear inconsequential, it proved to be rather useful. This was because without the screen, it was impossible to know if there were any new messages. The charging indicator works the same way. 2. The "do not disturb" setting on a timer is the sole option to force the gadget to shut down at a specific time. The camera's performance is criticized in the following sections. 3. There's no way to correct for uneven lighting with this camera. A grid is present, but no depth has been determined as of yet. Another commonly mentioned aspect of the ZTE is the variety of grid options available to customers. 4. Capturing a picture while a video is being shot is not an option. You must agree that this is a great feature. ;) 5. As if the unremovable text "samsung quad camera" were a crucial element of the plot, the watermark is done in the most moronic way possible: by offering to put a caption underneath it. 6. You can only add geotags to your photos, not the time and date they were taken. It's puzzling that the product's designers ignored such minor considerations, given their potential significance.