Samsung Galaxy A70 6GB 128GB
The Galaxy A70 is a midrange phone that, like all Samsung phones in this price range, performs way above expectations.
Nothing midrange about the display
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.
Setting the scene
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
A phone that likes drama
Another cool feature of the A70 is Super Slow-Mo Video which can add great drama to what would otherwise be everyday video footage.
A master of multitasking
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.
Easy unlocking and fast charging
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.
A newer model Samsung Galaxy A71 6GB 128GB was released in January 2020.
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Samsung Galaxy A70 Australian review
The Samsung Galaxy A70 retains the majority of what makes a Samsung's flagship smartphones appealing at half the price.- Great software
- Surprisingly good performance
- Solid camera
- No water resistance or wireless charging
- Large form-factor
Samsung Galaxy A70 review
The Samsung Galaxy A70 gets enough right to make it a good buy at its price. Its huge OLED screen is perfect for watching video, the phone looks great and Samsung's software may appeal more than some of the Chinese rivals that offer a little more for your money.
Love this phone!
The screen is large and sensitive to the touch. The camera is brilliant and has a lot of great features. A good value phone with excellent features!
Samsung Galaxy A70: Mid-Range Giant in Review
Samsung's Galaxy A70 is a decent smartphone. However, it will have a very hard time standing out among the huge variety of mid-range smartphones despite its impressive hardware.- robust and slim case, 3.5-mm headphone jack, dual SIM, VoLTE, VoWiFi, LTE Cat
- 11, decent GPS, 128 GB of internal storage, fast Wi-Fi, bright Super AMOLED display, decent battery life, fast-charging power supply
- no IP certification
- triple-camera only mediocre at best
- PWM flickering
- mediocre gaming performance
- throttling under load
Good battery - weak screen
Phone charges quickly and battery lasts all day with my normal use unlike the phone I replaced. After having the phone 3 weeks took it out of the pocket to find a crack in the screen - not dropped the phone or sat on it - never had a cracked screen before.
Greay phone ?
Great phone ... well worth the $$ . . Love the large screen and how quick it is .deff worth getting if your after a new model phone.
Samsung Galaxy A70
The Samsung Galaxy A70 is a mid-range smartphone aimed at young people who love to create, share and consume live video content (as well as all the other social activity and communication they are involved in).- Attractive design
- Great screen
- Big battery
- Cameras don't dazzle
Hands on: Samsung Galaxy A70 Review
Let's be clear: the A70 isn't as flashy or futuristic as the . While that phone has a sliding screen and rotating camera module, the A70 is a lot more restrained. Instead of focussing on exciting design changes it looks to offer a seriously long-lasting phone with a big, OLED display at a good...
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