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

A standard low-cost gadget (the price, of course, might be lower if not for the name), it performs admirably as a dialer, reader, and navigator. Even though it receives weather updates from two sources and advertisement updates from the playmarket, it uses less than one percent of the charge while in standby mode for six hours (probably this can be turned off, but so far it does not interfere). It was simple to uninstall the 2022 software that came preinstalled with services such and Vkontakte and Mail, but the elitist version of Facebook could only be turned off. Even with the bumper, which turns out to be recessed and obscures any obvious contact area with the finger, the fingerprint scanner functions without a hitch. Yet, the PIN code appears to deliberate over each input. The phone, in general, is a bit reflective; gaming is probably out of the question.