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

Update: June 7, 2019 at 3:33 p.m. ET: You can now buy the Samsung Galaxy A70 in Canada for $629.99. Check it out at the link below! Original article: Samsung has hit its stride with the Galaxy A series.

Refined performance Excellent battery life Samsung Pay with MST support Great display

Mediocre cameras Scratch prone back

I have thrown most of the things that I know and use it did every bit easily and may I say I have had tons of phones all the way from one of the first mobile phones called the Rabbit and that is enough rabbiting on ha ha.

The Galaxy A70 is really a device for multimedia enthusiasts. With a big vibrant display and a big battery, it is quite an ideal phone for multimedia consumption at this price range. With the clean UI and the capable processor on the board, the device is also swift and smooth.

Samsung Galaxy A70 has a lot of positives including a vivid display, good battery, and impressive design. But the price of Rs 28,990, does phone leaves you wanting more. The cameras have become a crucial factor for potential users while considering a new phone, and Galaxy A70 does not quite satisfy...

It is clear that Samsung wants to impress consumers with a rich, vibrant display and somewhat acceptable design and camera. I mean, the first thing you interact with is that sprawling 6.7-inch Super AMOLED display with minimal bezels and that tiny notch (Samsung calls this the Infinity-V).

A solid mid-range smartphone with the right specs in the right places. If Samsung can get the price right, it could be a very attractive offering.

Attractive design; Great screen; Big battery

Cameras don't dazzle

This phone has an in-screen fingerprint scanner, a huge battery, a triple-lens camera and other impressive features, yet costs just £369 SIM-free.

In-screen fingerprint scanner; Strong battery life; Great screen

Plastic shell; Camera isn't quite as good as it sounds; No water resistance

A real hit from Samsung in the middle class. Have used this for 2 days now and I'm very happy with my purchase. Coming from a S9 + but overall I like this more, I have to say. Firstly, it does not have a curved screen, which is a great advantage just that.

The sub Rs 30K price bracket isn't as populated as the sub Rs 20K price range but we do have some gems here which include, but not limited to, the POCO F1, the Nokia 8.1 and the OPPO F11 Pro.