Samsung Galaxy A8 and A8+ - Quick Look By PB Tech

So we just got our hands on Samsung's new Galaxy, an eight and a+, and these are Samsung's mid-range devices sitting below the s-series, and they've just had a refresh bringing them closer to the s8. You get element images blast both on the front and back with the fingerprint sensor, relocated city, just under the rear camera. It's also IP 68 water resistant. So you don't have to worry about it, getting wet while you're out and about now two things you can expect from a new Samsung device, a great screens and cameras and a 8x. Both these boxes, Samsung call it the immersive display, so there's no capacitive buttons and provides on-screen buttons. Just like they say.

The Bissell's are slightly larger than the Infinity display you get on the s8, but you still get that feeling of a full edge to edge picture that awesome 18.5 phone in aspect ratio. These are Full HD, Super AMOLED displays with great color saturation, and they look awesome with a decent amount of brightness for outdoors now, both devices have the same internals. The only difference is that screen size and battery capacity. So both models have an external 78, 85, 8, core processor, 32, gigs of storage, four gigs of RAM and, of course, expandable storage as well. This year we get two front-facing cameras, an 8 megapixel and a 16 megapixel sensor for Samsung's live focus, feature which lets you control the amount of blur.

The background has producing very nice-looking selfies and on the back, we get another 16 megapixel camera. It takes great photos during the day, but it has an aperture of f11, which means even in very dark environments. You can get well-lit photos first impressions. This device is perfect. The phone is quick and had no slowdowns during our tests.

The build quality is solid cameras, take great photos and the low-light performance is very impressive. Of course, the performance isn't going to match something you would find on a flagship like a s8, but for day-to-day use. The a8 NASA, plus a great modern mid-range devices, feel free to pop into your local PB Tech and have a play on them. Let us know what you think: I'm Eli from PBT remember to like and subscribe, and I'll catch you next time.

Source : PB Tech