Waste mobile dude don't buy this .poor performance

Super amoled screen display; Without hybrid slot; Superior cameras

Price; Starting chipset

I bought this phone last month and it's really mind blowing .. I'm really happy with this phone.

Durable

In our tests, the Samsung Galaxy A6+ presents itself as a good mid-range smartphone. The mixed results in the benchmarks leave the A6 Plus in the lower mid-range among the competitors, but its good battery life sets it apart from the competition once again.

high-resolution selfie camera; precise GPS; long battery life; OLED display

mediocre system performance; slow face recognition; no USB Type C

The Samsung Galaxy A6+ is a pricey phone if you analyse its spec sheet, but if you crumple that sheet, toss it away, and just use the phone, you might discover you actually like using it.

Sturdy metallic body; Bright and colourful 18.5:9 display; Good daylight photography

Passable performance; High asking price; Bad low-light photography

Samsung Galaxy A6+ review: This one comes with an Infinity Display, and a 24MP selfie camera. But how does it perform Here's what we thought

ESCELENTE PRODUCTO, ES LO ESPERADO.

It comes with 6-inch Super AMOLED panel with FHD+ (2220x1080 pixels) resolution and 18.5:9 aspect ratio. It runs on a Qualcomm Snapdragon 450 chipset paired with 4GB of RAM, and 64GB expandable storage.

I bought two of these phones; however, I had to return one of them because my girlfriend did not like it. On the other hand, I believe that the phone is kind of underrated. It has facial recognition that works only on place where there is enough light; however, more you use it easier the software...

The Galaxy A6+ is Samsung's answer to the growing number of Chinese smartphones that have started dominating the mid-range market. With this device, Samsung has fallen short on the performance front, as it underperforms for what it is worth.

Superb Cameras; Outstanding Battery Life; Top Quality Display

Iffy Chipset; Slow Charging; Videos lack stabilisation and 4K

What does it take to make a great affordable phone?You have to get the price right first, of course, but then these days you are expected to also deliver a fine design, good performance, solid battery life and a camera that punches above its weight.The new HTMLTagInstance html-tag-469d006f-b42c-40a8-ae87-261c75b86bb3 Samsung Galaxy A6+ (2018) aims to do just that. It’s a phone that will not break the bank, yet it features a thin and elegant, yet sturdy metal body, it’s got a dual camera with Live Focus portrait mode that you only typically get on higher- end devices and it runs on the Samsung Experience interface that offers plenty of features.But how does that all come together once you actually start using the phone? Let’s find out.What’s in the box:PhoneUser manualsWall charger (7.75 watts)MicroUSB to standard USB cableWhite earbuds with in-line mic and controllerSIM Ejector toolDesignA metal phone that feels sturdy, yet is thin and elegant. ImageTagInstance gallery-b831b771-4538-4e...

Super AMOLED screen looks great; has lush, vibrant colors; Sturdy yet elegant metal design; Samsung Experience interface has many features, modern visuals; Takes very good looking photos; Great at the selfie game;

Feels a bit slow; Overpriced; No 4K video option; Uses outdated microUSB port; No wireless charging; Only partial waterproofing;