The Samsung Galaxy A3 is a smartphone that has been created for social networking and selfie photography. Aimed at young and trend conscious consumers on a budget, this smartphone offers plenty of appeal and you can find out more in our Samsung Galaxy A3 review.

Samsung Galaxy A3 is a slim, elegant phone with good performance , its compact size will make it more appealing to those who don't like phablets. If you are willing to get a phone for basic use and it has a good camera, also not to forget the economical price, you should consider Galaxy A3

Slim full metal body; has android kitkat OS and will be upgraded to lollipop 5.0; Economical price

Low screen resolution; non removable battery; average battery

The Samsung Galaxy A3 is the junior member of the company's new metal-clad lineup. The least likely one to challenge the Alpha-dog but just as slim and sharp as the rest of its Galaxy A teammates.

Distinct Dual-SIM model (1GB RAM) and LTE model (1.5GB RAM, NFC, Cat; 4 LTE) available, 4.5" qHD Super AMOLED touchscreen, 245ppi, with ambient light sensor, Android 4.4.4 KitKat with TouchWiz, Snapdragon 410 chipset, quad-core 1.2 GHz Cortex-A53, Adreno 306 GPU, 8MP auto-focus camera, LED flash,...

On the pricey side at launch; Relatively low resolution display; Non-removable battery; Dual SIM model has less RAM than the single-SIM model and no NFC; The second SIM slot on the Dual SIM model doubles as a microSD slot; so you can only use it with a SIM card or a microSD card; but not both...

With competing OEMs stepping up their game in terms of build quality, there have been a growing number of consumers that have been wanting Samsung to use a build material other than plastic.

Unibody metal design - Good battery life - Compact form factor - Good performance

- Non-removable battery - Poor camera performance

Samsung Galaxy A3 is 4.5 inch sAMOLED display device having 540 x 960 pixel resolution with 245 ppi pixel density. It is running on Kitkat OS. The Qualcomm Snapdragon 410 Quad-core 1.2 GHz processor along with 1GB RAM. With rear 8MP camera and front camera of 5MP, it looks amazing.

Stylish look; Great performance; Good battery support

Expensive; No Lollipop OS; Only Nano-SIM

The Galaxy A3 from Samsung is a mid-range phone with a premium metal design. It's compact, ultraslim, and exceptionally light in weight, and is quite possibly the nicest-looking phone you can own in this price category.

Basically, Samsung has managed a fantastic comeback with its Galaxy A series. However, this also involves a few losses. The removable battery, for example, has been axed. On the other hand, Samsung has created a first-rate slim unibody casing with a very high-quality feel and elegant design.

Stylish unibody casing; Very slim and stiff chassis; Extensive software; LTE support; Accurate tracking; Decent camera equipment; Precise input devices; Good screen; Low temperatures; Useful battery life; A very stiff unibody casing in the mid-range? A great idea

Screeching speaker, Middling screen resolution, Unsatisfactory voice quality, No 5 GHz Wi-Fi, Battery no longer removable, The removable battery was an important argument for many Galaxy smartphone users; That is no longer available in the Galaxy A lineup

Samsung launched the Galaxy A3 and Galaxy A5 smartphones with all metal build in India last month. Later it launched the Galaxy A7 smartphone, the top-end smartphone in the Galaxy A series.

Good display; Solid build quality; Decent camera

Average performance; Lacks 4G LTE support; Slightly priced on the higher side

Samsung Galaxy A3 Review: Samsung's A-series smartphones continue what the Galaxy Alpha started by bringing premium metalwork into a Samsung-centric world previously devoid of such luxurious materials. The Galaxy A3 is the baby of the bunch, so does it feel as good as it looks?

Premium metal design; Beautiful screen; Excellent battery life; Lightweight

Following the sleek, high-priced Galaxy Alpha , Samsung offers a brace of similar, but considerably cheaper handsets with the Galaxy A3 and A5. The A3 costs less than half the price, but do the compromises made on the make it still too expensive?

Stylish and slim design; decent quad-core processor; 5-megapixel camera on front; expandable memory

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