Samsung Galaxy A80 Review - Now a Great Value Rotating Camera Phone? By TechLine

Hey what is happening? This is lifeless you're, watching tech line back in April Samsung release quite an interesting device that is called Samsung Galaxy an 80. This phone is fascinating because it has a rotating camera module. However, I think that the phone was way overpriced when it was just announced, but the prices dropped to just about 480 bucks and right now, I think it's a pretty good deal, even though it's not a perfect device. Let's take a look just before we dive in a word from the channel sponsor that supports me as an independent YouTube creator. VoIP scan is a great analogue to the most popular instant messaging applications, and now the company offers you to advertise your services with them. They offer one of the most favorable conditions on the market, the minimum amount of payment for advertising services.

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This is a classic premium: Samsung phone. We have glass on the front and rear and metal frame that goes all around the device. A downside. This is he really tall phone, even with a camera module retracted. In fact, it makes my Galaxy S 10 Plus, look quite compact.

That is thanks to no small part of a massive six point: seven inch AMOLED display that is really sharp, and it has great colors and contrast. I wouldn't call this a flagship, great screen, but it's still very good. Since there are no notches or other cutouts. You can really appreciate it too. Full screen experience under the display.

There is a fingerprint scanner which has been working really well, especially after the recent software update, despite the fact that the phone is massive, it's quite comfortable to hold in the hand thanks to rounded edges, also the galaxy a8. It feels like a flagship phone thanks to premium materials and great build quality. A few downsides about the phone. There is no face unlock feature as to where the rotating camera module too quickly. At least this is what I think further.

There is no LED notification light, but we do have always-on display feature Samsung committed the headphone jack and, lastly, there is no micros card slot for some reason at least a Samsung implemented a pretty good sounding loudspeaker, which sits on the bottom of the device. There is also Dolby Atmos support rotating camera. Module allows you to take one of the best looking selfies on a smartphone. Also, portraits. Look really nice thanks to the dedicated depth sensor.

The overall image quality is pretty good, but there are some inconsistencies between the main and wide-angle camera in terms of colors and white balance. That can be clearly seen when you take a wide-angle selfie other than that. You can definitely take some nice-looking pictures with this versatile camera setup night image quality is not bad, yet not the best out there night mode improves the overall quality. Just a little. Selfies at night can look quite good with a main camera.

Wide-Angle lens do not perform well in low-light 4k. Video is quite detailed, but it's really shaky due to the lack of optical image stabilization further, you can rotate the camera back and forth. While you are recording a video, but there will be slight cutouts that I'm, not a huge fan of it, would be really nice to see the footage while the camera is rotating but oh well. This is just a short video test with the Samsung Galaxy AAT. This is handled.

Video just want to eat the camera. While you are recording your video, so I just rotated it to the front back. If you use the system as the selfie camera, you can enjoy one of the best quality 4k front-facing camera video, despite the shakiness Snapdragon 730, is at the core of this device, and it's coupled with plenty of RAM and storage. The result of this combination great gaming performance, even though this is not a flagship, great chipset, meaning that it's not always about sheer power. But it's also about optimization and Samsung did a great job here.

The phone handles games like pop G on HD and asphalt extreme on the highest graphics settings without any issues which is quite impressive. The same can be said about software. The phone is fast and responsive on a daily basis, even though it still runs on android 9, which is not the latest version of Android. The UI is typical, Samsung loaded with features and customization options, but at the same time it looks nice and clean battery life has improved since the official release of the phone on average. You should get about seven or eight hours of screen on time.

If you use the phone mainly for YouTube videos, you may get about 12 hours of SOT. There is a 25 was fast charging support out of the box. However, there is no wireless charging, as this feature is reserved for Samsung's flagship s--, just Before, we jump into the conclusion section. A few test notes call quality is good. All other connectivity options work, fine, there is NFC and plenty of sensors onboard.

So we've come to the conclusions. Part and I wanted. To summarize all the pros and cons I think that the Samsung Galaxy an 80 is a truly unique device because of this rotating camera, module that produces not in bus, yet pretty good image quality and the camera also gives you a lot of versatility. The phone also has a nice display, pretty good battery life and great overall performance. Now the cons- and there are quite a few of them, including the lack of the micros card slot.

There is no headphone jack, no LED notification, light no face unlock feature, no wireless charging. There is no water resistance rating, the device ships with Android 9, which is not the latest version of Android. And finally, the four key video is quite good, but it is a little shaky. Despite the future comings, I still think that the Samsung Galaxy AAT is the truly unique device because of this rotating camera module and the phone also has a nice display and great overall performance, and therefore I think it's in pretty good deal for the price of about 480 bucks. But do you agree with me or not? Would you choose this phone, or would you choose another option? Tell me in the comment section down below also like the video, if liked it please subscribe to the channel.

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Source : TechLine