Review on Samsung Galaxy A32 (128GB Cell Phones & Accessories by (seo joon) ᠌

The phone is terrible, Samsung employees are greedy pigs, and the maximum price for it as of the end of January 2022 is eleven thousand dollars. In comparison, my previous phone, a Xiaomi Mi 8, lasted two years and cost thirteen thousand dollars, and I felt much more secure using it. Samsung with a lowercase "s" in tribute to disdain for the firm offers benefits: In 2022, the phone is essentially worthless if you don't use its full potential by taking advantage of features such as type C charging, Samsung Pay, and so on. The negatives: There wasn't a single person who enjoyed it. It's painfully slow; I haven't had a working phone in over six months! Priced at around $19 online (down from $20–$23 in retail), the phone is marketed as a bargain for those on a tight budget. The camera, games, gallery, Internet (which only stays open for 15 minutes), Teams (which often experiences slowness), and even your mother's Tik Tok all run at a snail's pace, and it's not just me who's a grumpy schoolboy.