Review on Samsung Galaxy A53 smartphone 5G 8/256 GB, blue by Siu Siu ᠌

Take it, the phone is incredibly helpful, and for the amount of money it costs, it's just about average. I really miss having a flashlight on the lock screen, but it seems like almost no one else does either. I can see how useful that feature would be. ATTENTION! Check for standard safety glasses; often, they push tees for A53 glass from A52 or smaller glass; however, this results in an unsightly gap around the edges that can range from 2.5 to 3 millimeters. Has some pros Excellent loudness. Great screen (colors, clarity). A decent camera is not necessarily one that makes you go "Wow!" but rather one that takes quality photographs quickly enough (if not twilight). A good battery (one that is perhaps still brand new) will hold a charge for a considerable amount of time and will charge quickly. despite its advantages. Inconvenient printscreen (keep both volume keys pressed when turning the device on) - most of the time, a screenshot is taken with the volume value displayed on the screen (you need to adapt so that this does not happen) Control that is difficult to operate; you have to move your thumb all the way to the other side of the screen (you can get used to it and change the wheelbarrow mode) It is inconvenient to hang up the active call while there is another call going on in parallel. A wireless signal receiver that is very poor quality; there will be no Internet access via two walls (it is solved by installing a signal amplifier at home) There is no input to human headphones (jack 2.5 or 3.5), but this problem can be fixed by using an adapter or headphones that do not require wires. Fingerprint does not always work (especially if fingers are wet)