Review on Smartphone Google Pixel 6a 6/128 GB JP, charcoal by Michal Adach ᠌

This Pixel 6a is a slippery typeface. It has the appearance and texture of being made of glass. Very essential to have a cover. In contrast to my older Redmi4x, it performs quite quickly. Everything zips along and loads in an instant. Extremely great. One of the drawbacks is that it does not provide any relief. In photo mode, the device unexpectedly froze and required a reboot. And it's abundantly evident that this particular flaw is not being displayed. There are instances when it may not there at all, and other times when it may be in seventy percent of the photographs that are taken. In addition to this, it worked almost perfectly out of the box with Android 12 and the stock camera software, and it continued to work with Android 13 and the ated app. It at first appeared that the bug only occurred when the mode was set to night, but later it was discovered that it occurred during the day as well. Especially if you swiftly drive the phone around or change its orientation, as well as if you switch the camera on by double-clicking the power button (which launches the camera more quickly). Yet even throughout the day, they are sometimes merely standing in one place. If you use it after restarting, play around with the zoom, and go between different modes, then it doesn't appear to freeze. While attempting to connect a photo from the gallery, Telegram also stops up a few times for no apparent reason. In the same location, on the left side of the square, there is another camera that, in a sense, powers itself on when it is needed. Perhaps also as a result of a flaw in the camera. In general, I still do not know how to resolve this issue, because the camera was the reason why I took the phone with me in the first place.