The Galaxy A13 5G doesn’t offer much in the way of surprises, good or bad. For $249, it’s a reliable device with good performance, healthy battery life, and a decent camera. None of this comes as a surprise because Samsung makes a lot of these kinds of phones, and it’s something the company is very...

5G connectivity, including C-band on AT&T, Good battery life, Healthy overall performance

Low-res screen, Basic camera setup, Only 64GB built-in storage

you will love this phone its more then enough this phone has many features and the size of it for for price, the battery life is amazing 5000 mil amp battery plus the 5g capability and speed is amazing also 90 hz over that slow 60 hz

Pverall the phones pretty good. But it wont connect to any of my wireless charging ports

If you want a Samsung phone on a budget, the A13 is certainly affordable, but you’ll need to live with sluggish performance.

Decent main camera, Cheap, Headphone jack

Dismal performance, No charger included, No 5G

Samsung's entry-level proposition, the Galaxy A12 , has been in dire need of an upgrade to prevent the competition from pushing Samsung out of this price segment. With significantly faster Wi-Fi, a brighter, higher-resolution screen, and NFC support, which does not come standard on all competing...

bright, high-resolution screen, fast Wi-Fi, good call quality, no PWM, barely any heat development

weak performance, very basic case, 4G support limited to the most common frequencies

It works pretty nice I guess, but it starts you off with some downright ugg looking wallpapers. Also sometimes common apps aren't as responsive (and no! it's not because my fingers are sweaty or slimy, or covered in cheese dust, I've checked) I've selected no for recommending to a friend because I...

Besides its very appealing price, the Samsung Galaxy A13 only manages to be 'good enough' in most of the areas that matter for a smartphone (from the camera to the battery life) – but for some users that's going to make it a tempting, value-for-money deal.

Doesn't cost much, Good build quality, Decent battery life

No 5G, Slow performance, No waterproofing

An excellent, moderately-priced Android that does everything the Samsung J5 Pro did, except that it has no NFC & so can't be used for phone payments.

That’s the biggest blow against this phone, but its secondary cameras and its performance aren’t up to much either. Then again, it has a good primary camera, above average battery life, and a reasonable screen.

Very affordable, Good main camera, Above average battery life

Doesn't have 5G, Sluggish performance, Weak secondary cameras

Just how much more do you get for an extra $70?...