This is a long term review as this device has been my daily driver since its January launch. I will be as typical and crude as far as the review is concerned. I will explain each and every aspect of this device and it's worthiness for its premium midrange price tag over my usage of 8 months. 1.

Super rpido y hermoso, la pantalla es lo mejor!

Amazing phone as expected samsung rocks it doesnt stuck overall 4.7 rating

6" Infinity Display The Samsung Galaxy A8+ (2018) has an expansive 6" Super AMOLED Infinity Display. This fills more of the front of the phone, giving a futuristic look that we have seen emerging on recent flagship phones.

A wow phone that works on good speed n superb camera. I moved up from Note4 to A8plus n glad I selected this.

Full features

A bit heavier

Samsung Galaxy A8+ is one of the most premium mid-range devices you can buy in Nepal. But the tag of midrange device and the price doesn't go along too well. For those, looking for a premium build, sharp display, day-long battery life and good enough performance then this phone will be worth your...

I got mine in the middle east for about $570. It has a premium feel and has no issues from the previous year galaxy series carried over. Over the past 3 weeks, Its been performing great except for one issue it had once where I was writing up a document in Microsoft word and the screen went black and...

Good battery; Nice display; Front camera

Rear camera

The new Samsung Galaxy A8+ (2018) set a good tempo for the company this very New Year in the starting premium segment. The dual selfie lenses, huge display and IP resistance makes it a good choice for the buyers at Rs 32,990.

Overall, the Galaxy A8+ is a solid successor to last year's Galaxy A7 (2017) model. Samsung has adopted the Infinity display and the design of the S8 and Note8 series. It has dual front cameras, but the recent trend is dual rear cameras.

Large Infinity display is good; Good selfie camera; Water and dust resistant body; Good battery life

Average low-light rear camera performance; No Oreo at launch; Priced on the higher side

Verdict: The Galaxy A8+ (2018) is Samsung's answer to the slew of 'flagship killers' in the market. It shines where it matters the most for casual smartphone users in India - aesthetics, display, photography and battery.