Samsung Galaxy A10s Review - Is This Thing Even Usable By Kagan

Okay, so this is the Samsung Galaxy 8ns, the super budget super affordable phone from Samsung. That's supposed to become kitten at the entry level of the market, with only 2 gigabytes of RAM dough and the MediaTek hello p22 processor. Is this phone actually worth their money? Can you actually get away with using this phone as your daily driver and this video we're going to find out? Okay, so straight into the specs, you've got 2 gigabytes of RAM a 4000 Williams per hour battery a 6.2-inch screen, that's 720 by 1520, pixels, TT, 2, gigabytes of internal storage and the phone runs on Android 9.0. When you pull out the SIM tray, you basically get an option to use two SIM cards, plus an SD card that can be expandable up to 512 gigabytes. The outscore CPU is clocked at 2 gigahertz, and you get a fingerprint sensor on the back of this phone. As for the cameras, you have a 13 megapixel shooter on the back, with a secondary dead center and for the front of the camera.

You have an 8 megapixel sensor, that's sitting in the water drop notch section. Now, as you can probably already tell from looking up this phone, the phone is mostly a plastic body and that's understandable, especially at this price point. It's a super, affordable phone. In fact, I am surprised. Samsung is willing to compete in this section.

Well, maybe not surprised, just curious, but I think the most important thing to you is out these phone functions. Now my buddy Valerie reviews already reviewed this phone and in his review he called this phone. This low budget phone and honestly, maybe he's not wrong, but the truth is in my entire time. Using this phone I did not experience any lag, but I think I understand why this phone is not made for power users. So if you're somebody who needs to play pop G on your phone, and you have a bunch of games like asphalt and stuff downloaded, you will slow down the phone, a not as a matter of fact being at every user.

Who has a lot of stuff on your phone is going to affect a lot of other processes like using basic social media? If you'd like to see what happens to this phone when you have too much stuff on it, I'll leave a link in the description to this video so that you can go check it out now. Speaking about the design, this phone is not winning any awards for the design of the year, but it's not exactly terrible I mean it still looks plenty Merlin for that price point and I think for an affordable phone. It does fine and speaking about the cameras, because I know, this is very important to a lot of people. The 13 megapixel sensor on the back and the depth sensor are not bad. They actually produce decent photos of this and photos the place where the problem begins, though, is when you try to take selfies, they let absolutely eat it renders, and we're still in low-light.

These cameras are not usable like you could easily just say this is not a camera phone and I think the 4000 millions for our battery actually performs fantastic. If you're, not somebody who uses your phone way too much I mean you can easily get through all day and off of the next day on this battery, without having to recharge and did I mention, this phone actually still has an eight phone jack, a phone that was released in August 2019 as an EID phone jack. Ultimately, as a budget phone, this is a very easy phone to recommend the price is okay, the performance is decent as long as you're not pushing the phone too far, and the battery life is great. The cameras, though, are not so great. That was my review of the Samsung Galaxy a 10 s.

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