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

I focused on locating a phone with NFC and a sizable battery because I wanted one that could keep up with my work. I got a deal on it and was able to get it for $9990. The phone's battery life is adequate, and even with moderate use and brightness changes, it can maintain a charge for almost a full day. It is not difficult to survive for a few more hours at a concentration of 15%; it is feasible to survive for longer, but I haven't checked. Although not the fastest, the rapid charging method does save time. The screen is simple, but unlike on more expensive models, a small break won't render it permanently unusable. This is something that I think about a lot. Although EVE Echoes runs smoothly on such hardware, I haven't tested it with any other games that are more taxing. The worst problem, in my opinion, is the frequent freezes, lasting one to two minutes each. The Yakarta and 2gis applications may take a very long time to open or they may not open at all due to a lack of memory; the only way to save the data is to restart the application. The phone may take up to several minutes to hunt for a 4G network if you don't have access to mobile Internet, and you might need to reset the device occasionally. The overall impression is good, however it was difficult to locate something with NFC for 10,000 rubles in St. Petersburg.