The Galaxy A70 is a midrange phone that, like all Samsung phones in this price range, performs way above expectations.
The Galaxy A70 boasts a maximised 6.7-inch screen and an FHD+ SAMOLED Infinity-U Display. The 20:9 aspect ratio provides a viewing experience that will make you think you're watching a premium priced device.
Scene Optimiser is one of the most talked about features when it comes to taking happy snaps on the triple camera set up which consists of: 32MP low light, 8MP ultra-wide and 5MP Live Focus. Scene Optimiser uses AI to help you get the most brilliant shots in a wide range of settings and subjects, ranging from people to food, nature to animals, mountains to beachside, snow to sky, and so much more
Another cool feature of the A70 is Super Slow-Mo Video which can add great drama to what would otherwise be everyday video footage.
Many phones in this price range struggle with multitasking, but the A70 is more than capable of doing several things at once without compromising performance. Put this down to the superfast Qualcomm Snapdragon 675 Octa-Core processor combined with an impressive 6GB of RAM.
It's a breeze to unlock your phone with on-screen fingerprint access. Once the phone is unlocked, it will keep going for longer with a power-packed 4500mAh battery coupled with 25W super-fast Charging.
Manufacturer: Samsung
If you were to go on the street and ask people what they know about Samsung's smartphones, most would say they're aware of the company or at least know of its Note or S-series flagships.
Long lasting battery; Premium design; Snappy experience
Lacklustre camera; Lacks IP68 water/dust resistance; Lacks stereo speakers
With so many different Android phones to pick and choose from, finding the right Samsung mobile device for your needs can be a bit of an uphill battle. With several different options at pretty much every price point imaginable (from budget up to flagship) Samsung has you covered.
The Samsung Galaxy A70 is equipped with a large 4,500mAh with their Super Fast Charging tech and a bundled 9V/2.77A charger. When put to use with an average use scenario with data on all day, several hours of WiFi connectivity in between, auto screen brightness and constant use of social media plus...
Good battery life, fairly nippy performance, excellent Super AMOLED display, has a dual SIM and microSD card slot
Plasticky build quality, pricey for what you pay for, Underwhelming cameras
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Top-notch cameras, Amazing display, Snappy performance, Great battery life
It's just "this year's iPhone"
The iPhone 14 isn't much of an upgrade over the iPhone 13, but it's still a great device and an upgrade for anyone coming from the iPhone 11 or older.
Great camera, Good battery, Emergency features are cool, Still excellent performance
Display could use some upgrades
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