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.

Great phone ... well worth the $$ . . Love the large screen and how quick it is .deff worth getting if your after a new model phone.

Battery life excellent - normally charge up in the car for 30 mins each day - might drop to 75% charge at the day where my previous phone would be dead. Big problem I have is the screen cracked within 3 weeks of ownership - phone has not been dropped and only i ever put it in the front pocket of my...

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

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.

Samsung has charted the course for its comeback in the mid-range segment with the rejuvenated Galaxy A-series, introducing a new lineup that has seen flagship features trickle down the price ladder.

Good; Beautiful Super-AMOLED display; Impressive slow-mo video recording; Good battery life and fast charging

Bad; Bulky and heavy; No camera night mode; No OIS or EIS

If you're keeping an eye on Samsung's mobile strategy these days, you probably noticed that the South Korean firm has been super-active in the mid-range market, despite investing aggressively in flagships as well.

The Galaxy A70 is a substantially stronger effort than the A30, and promises "flagship level" features in a premium mid-range device. From a tri-camera setup to in-display fingerprint sensor, and almost two-day battery life, the Galaxy A70 packs plenty for under MYR2,000.

Aesthetically pleasing; Expansive; bright screen with Widevine L1 support; Better than average performance; Good camera; Scene Optimiser; Big storage + microSD expansion; Surprising low light camera performance; Ultra-wide angle lens is useful; Long-lasting battery; Fast-charging + fast charger...

Fingerprint and scratch/scuff magnet; Camera slow to focus; Disparity in quality between main camera and ultra-wide; Speakers not loud enough; Optical in-display fingerprint scanner not the fastest nor most accurate; Tends to over blow highlights on photos; That annoying Bixby Vision button; Price...

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

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!