The Samsung Galaxy A01 has charming design, vivid display, and solid battery life going for it, but it's not enough to make up for a lagging processor and nearly nonexistent storage.
Vivid display; Long-lasting battery; Small and stylish design
Poor performance; Minimal storage in the default configuration; Low-light photos are disappointing; No fingerprint sensor; Lacks Easy mode
Samsung is best known for its Galaxy S and Galaxy Note lineups, but its Galaxy A series of entry-level and midrange smartphones is more budget-friendly than those flagships. The Samsung Galaxy A01 ($149.99) is the lowest-end offering in the series. Unfortunately, the A01 is more style than substance. In exchange for good looks and a bright and nearly bezel-free display, you’ll have to live with a painfully slow processor, scant storage, and underwhelming cameras. The $150 Motorola Moto e is a better bet.Bright and Bold Display Take one look at the Galaxy A01 and you’ll know it’s a budget phone. Its plastic body and tiny camera module are dead giveaways. That’s not to say it’s ugly, however. In fact, it has a charming small phone aesthetic we’re quite fond of. The Galaxy A01 measures 5.8 by 2.8 by 0.3 inches and weighs just 5.4 ounces. It’s the perfect size to slide into your pocket and light enough to hold comfortably for a long while. The front of the phone is dominated by...
The Samsung Galaxy A01 has charming design, vivid display, and solid battery life going for it, but it's not enough to make up for a lagging processor and nearly nonexistent storage.
Vivid display; Long-lasting battery; Small and stylish design
Poor performance; Minimal storage in the default configuration; Low-light photos are disappointing; No fingerprint sensor; Lacks Easy mode
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