Review on Samsung Galaxy A72 (SM-A725M/DS) by Makoto Yoshimoto ᠌

Previously, I owned an A70. In general, I would have carried it with me if the charging port hadn't burned out. If it had, I would have left it behind. To clarify: 1-A72 laggy bucket. The rapid speed of the 90Hz display can be experienced both in the primary menu and on the desktop. As soon as you access the camera or any of the programs, it immediately becomes unusable; the device slows and frequently crashes, and it crashes due to the camera itself rather than any of the other applications. The phone has been used for a week, there are no obstructions in the RAM or memory, and it does not overheat. If Samsung replies to reviews, folks, I'm ready to send you a video recording from the screen, so you can see how this miracle works; otherwise, you are merely being incredibly fat Lions with your marketing! 2- Paypass works in around half of the terminals, but I have never seen it work on the iPhone that belongs to my wife. The A70 suffered from the same issue. Dust can harm cameras that protrude by three millimeters; even when embedded in silicone, these cameras stick out by one millimeter. 4- Regardless of how loudly Samsung brags about 5000 mAh of charge, it drains very quickly. I traveled to Karelia from St. Petersburg while listening to music through ayx on my phone, and by the time I reached my destination, the battery had dropped to 20%. To a certain extent, alooo. 5- The Samsung Free panel cannot be turned off, but considering the context, this is most likely not a question for the phone. 6-The signal quality is poor, where did you set the antenna, and what is it that you can hardly get now that you're out in the country? Based on what appealed to me, 1- Cameras are useful and necessary. with the exception of zoom and shooting in the dark 2-Moisture protection is, according to my research. 3-The display itself is a cannon, with a high level of brightness and nearly no PWM. 4- The design is great, with the exception of the protruding camera housings.