Samsung Galaxy A31 Unboxing and Review - Better than the A51? By Izzi Boye

What up guys is he here: I have the Samsung Galaxy 831. This should be an upgrade to the eight 30s, and it comes with a few major upgrades, according to us, for about two hundred and thirty dollars and in Nigeria I picked it up for eight hundred and two thousand Mara. Quite sad. Actually, these Samsung Galaxy II 51 just a few months ago, was whittling around that price. The exchange rate is no longer favorable, so I'm going to be doing a quick, unboxing and review. So if you have not already clicked on that subscribe button and turn on post notifications, the Samsung Galaxy 8x1 comes in that from the application that comes with all Samsung Hawkeye to range devices.

This is prison, crush block, and it comes with four gigabytes of RAM and 128 gigs of storage inside the box. You have a Quick, Start Guide, a CPU protective casing, the warranty card, the device itself, the USB cable, your earphones, if you've seen, was fast charger and your sim ejector tool. That's just about everything in the box. If Samsung Galaxy 8:31 has a familiar design which we're going to discuss much later, but first, let's power off and run through the setup. You have the beautiful Blue, Wave 3-1 UI, with all its features, the Samsung Galaxy.

It has one rose on the latest version of Samsung phone UI, that is version 2.1 and also Android 10. As for bottom placement and ports, we have the volume, keys and power buttons on the right. The left side has an unconventional sink, uttering its support for g1, NATO SIM cards and micro SD card no compromise here. The top has a noise-cancelling mic and the bottom houses a headphone jack, a USB-C port noise, cancelling mic and a speaker grill. While setup was straightforward, I did notice the optical fingerprint scanner still a little too close to the bottom, and this may be less convenient for some, but it is responsive, and it takes a split second to unlock the design of the Samsung Galaxy.

A 31 is quite similar to the a7, so a non-issue so on. That is when you look at it from the back. You may actually confuse it for one of those, but we turn to do this. It has an infinity. You display the Samsung Galaxy II, that someone has Gorilla Glass 3 on the front and in mixture of glass and plastic called elastic on the back.

It has a plastic frame. The display here is six point: four inches Super AMOLED with 84.9% screen to body ratio, a resolution of 1080 by 2400, with a 20 by 9 aspect ratio and a display density of 1:1 pixels per inch, technical, specs and values outside you can actually hardly go wrong with it. Samsung AMOLED display it's just perfect, with deep blacks and vivid colors, the Samsung 831 comes with 4 gigs of RAM and 128 gigs of storage, which you can expand with a micro SD card. Should you desire to do so running through the user? Interface is quite swift's and both free so far, apps run just fine in a more extensive. If you see how well it continues to do so.

The Samsung Galaxy II 31 has a 20 megapixel, selfie camera and a quad camera setup on the back, which houses, a 48, megapixel main camera and 8 megapixel ultra-wide camera, a 5, megapixel micro camera and a 5 megapixel depths, and so I did a quick test of the cameras and I can see it's, actually. Quite good. Focus is great, even when you're, not in portrait mode. Dynamic range is also very impressive. The wide-angle camera takes very decent on color acuity photos.

The macro camera is not wanted to disappoint. It captures more details with really close-up shots. Portrait mode from the rear camera is quite impressive, and it doesn't need to detect a face to work even without light focus mode. You can get the blur effect. If the subject is close enough, selfie portraits are great edge.

Detection is not perfect. Without sets good enough with life focus, you can later change the background effects or reduce the blow while editing after your shots. Regular selfies I could, with enough detail the Samsung Galaxy 8s and one can shoot 1080p videos from both front and rear cameras with no stabilization. Also, not super steady mode. There is also the pro mode which allows in control exactly how you want your shots to be until the camera is quite impressive in we tested more extensively for some reason and 2 tallises crashed when trying to do the 3d test.

However, Geek bench was able to give a single core score of three five three and a multi-core score of one to one. Eight, the Samsung ets1 comes with a MediaTek hello p65 processor, which is slightly on par with the knew g70. But it's not gaming, for course, but that is not to say it doesn't actually do very well with gaming. For my quick test, that's what man works. Just fine and the graphics was great pop g by default.

Rom's on HD settings on high frame rate HDR is not supported. It ran fine with no noticeable frame drops in another review I'm going to test it more see how well it holds up. Well gimme, the Samsung Galaxy, a testing one comes with 5000 million per ha battery and can go of ID on a full charge. It charges from 0 to 100 in about 90 minutes. In a full review, I'm going to test the Samsung Galaxy if there's one more extensively, so do let me know in the comment section exactly what you'd like to see and let me know what you think about the Samsung Galaxy 8000 one.

So if I think it's a great device and I may just hold on to it much longer, so that it is do hit the thumbs up. If you liked this video and hit the subscribe button, if you haven't, are catching the next one peace you.

Source : Izzi Boye