Review on Samsung Galaxy A12 Nacho (128GB, 4GB): Crisp 6.5" HD+ Display & Generous Storage by Anastazja Olejnik ᠌

Purchased as a replacement for a defective ZTE. The gadget is sleek (as sleek as a budget device can be in this day of faceless and "same-looking" alternatives) and ergonomically designed to suit the palm of any size user's hand. The picture looks vivid and full of color. Simply put, it can make and receive calls, take and edit photos, play audio, and do a wide variety of other smartphone functions. Follows the standard procedure established by his t. S. peers. Neither better nor worse, exactly as expected. It is highly unlikely to stand out from other gadgets in its price range. But, there is one exception to my satisfaction with the purchase. He has glaring flaws that may not be newsworthy, but they will be brought up in reviews and characterized in writing. There is no sign of a charge status or notification. It may sound little, but this indicator was included in my previous ZTE Blade A7 Vita and proved to be rather handy, as I was previously unable to tell if I had missed any messages when the screen was turned off. The same holds true for the charging status light. Second, you can't customize when it turns off; all you get is a "do not disturb" timing setting. The following are some common gripes about how the camera works. Third, the camera does not have a leveling feature. Although there is a grid, there is no corresponding level. In addition, the grid was shown in a number of different forms in the previously mentioned ZTE. You can't snap a picture while recording a video. You can see how helpful this feature is now, right? ;) 5. The watermark is implemented in the dumbest possible way; you can get them to let you put a caption under the permanent "samsung quad camera" label, as if that's vitally important to the plot. Six, you can't include the shooting date, only geotags. It's puzzling that the product's creators paid no attention to such details, which contribute greatly to the gadget's overall image.