Samsung Galaxy A3 Review

Samsung Galaxy A3 Review

Samsung Galaxy A3

For a long time, people have been asking Samsung to use something other than plastic on their phones, and this desire became even more apparent among the Samsung Dehradun when a few months ago, competing OEMs for the quality of their building. Samsung finally introduced us to the Galaxy Alpha somewhat in the middle of it, and finally to the flagship that we now know as the Galaxy Note 4, their new series Samsung One. Again, they want to improve the quality of their construction and when these phones can't come to the state, they still exist. It's important to see why this could be a preview of future Samsung flagship requirements. Let's go ahead and take a look at the Samsung Galaxy A3 over the years. Samsung phones are made entirely of plastic and although The phone was not affected. Stability They certainly didn't notice that any high-end flagship would be able to get one of the first phones in the Galaxy A3 or any other series before Samsung so that an exotic metal construction would feature Do What we saw on the Galaxy Alpha or No. 4 was just aesthetically metal. It still looks like a standard Samsung phone with rounded corners and flat sides. The way the signature home button feels in the hand is quite different from something like the Galaxy S5 in that the plastic construction features the A3 feel solid and is proof that Samsung is quite capable of making premium Sense phones. The back is smooth to the touch but the phone isn't slippery as you might think the flat sides and the Chamfered Edge provide plenty of grips and because it's the smallest of the A3 series to keep it in one and work. Very easy. Not much can be said about many smartphones these days in which you have a removable battery is an important feature for many Samsung users but the A3 is inactive because you usually have a lot of other Samsung Replace the phones as if you were not replacing the batteries yourself. Some may not be that big in a deal, but it can be a glitch, especially if you've become so accustomed to Samsung over the years that the rest of the hardware ships 8 or 10 gigs of storage and LTE connectivity. Comes with Although I was not able to work on a normal mobile phone on the T-Mobile network. The power button is easy to reach on the right side and like most phones designed for international markets, two SIM card slots can be found under the power button. The volume rocker can be found on the left with an additional 64 jig of storage doubles as a micro SD card slot and with the exception of the micro USB and 3.5 mm headphone jack which is located on the bottom. Leaves the top completely blank. The microphone single speaker can be found on the back of the phone with the camera and flash, which is very reminiscent of the rear configuration on the Galaxy S3. It produces clear sound without any distortion. The volume of the original speaker was much smaller than that of the other speakers. The good thing about speaker placement with one of the speakers is that your hand is not naturally inserted when holding the phone in the picture, but otherwise, The screen on the A3 is quite suitable. The screen on the A3 has a super AMOLED display measuring 4.5 inches with 960 by 540 resolution which is also known as Lower Case QHD with MLL screen. From which you can get really dark blacks with high contrast ratio saturated color. The screen is great for one-handed use but the viewing angles on the 4.5-inch screen are great, but in today's world where 5 to 5.5 inches is the norm, many people may find that the resolution is too small. not enough. But in general everyday use like web browsing and reading social media, I don't find it much of a hassle to talk about gaming and watching YouTube however this is the place where I really complicate the games not only by having HD display It is visible. But you can't see anything more than P beyond P on YouTube so from the point of view of media usage leaves a lot in the display which the A3 has done very well which in most situations inside is better performance. It has Snapdragon 410 Adreno 306 and 1GB of RAM. It has Qualcomm's updated 64-bit mid-tire processor and it is a very modest package while it can handle most tasks on the A3. Provides more than enough power.

Includes graphics-intensive gaming with very few hiccups with only 3 hassles that it likes to retract the home screen after playing a high screen game or spending too much time in the camera which is the only reason. The reason is that a gigabyte of RAM only happens with apps that consume a lot of memory but beyond that, it performs well and you'll want it to look at the camera on the back of the A3. Enter which will give you 8. While diving into the megapixel sensor and diving into the camera interface, you'll see that it hasn't changed much in terms of aesthetics from Samsung's previous devices, such as the display ISO and white balance at the bottom left, among many others can be found. Shooting modes can be accessed with just 5 beauty face cam selfie shots and animated Jeff to add essential accessories like Panorama Night Mode and HDR. Smartphone photographer cam is causing a good deal of frustration even in good light there is a noticeable amount of noise and are usually soft and muddy with very little detail that low light and night time photography I get clear and with the help of maximum ISO only 800 low light shots will be damaged but the built-in night mode and even HDR can help to improve the situation without relying on flash. But not all cameras are very impressive. What I found to be impressive is that the battery life of the A3 is a small and compact phone, so naturally, the battery inside would be smaller in just 1,900 mph hours. Battery life has been surprisingly good, some of which have to be done. The AMOLED display's battery-saving features and low resolution mean that the processor doesn't have to work hard to push all these pixels around. Despite saving a lot of gaming and watching YouTube, I was still able to get the screen from the charger for 12 to 15 hours on time, four to four and a half hours, which is not enough to get it completely. Is. Day in and day out you can really ask this phone that fortunately if you desperately need extended battery life Samsung's Ultra Power Saving mode returns here and makes your phone grayscale. Changes the color palette and helps limit functionality. It doesn't always work, but it can really work when your battery is low and you need to prolong battery life as much as possible. Finally, the software is running on a3 Android 4.4 KitKat which is none other than Samsung's TouchWays but it is not the only touch with an experience that you can actually use to do just that. Touch was on A3 shares which share the high-end flagship. Like the S5 and Note 4, it also has an aesthetic appearance. In addition, it is a very slim down version of the TouchWiz with no multi-window, no aerial gestures, no alerts or smart brakes, and the usual pre-installed Samsung Blot. According to Chatton and - no wonder, Samsung's personal assistant is also gone. The experience reminds me of the clutter and embodiment of TouchWays before what happened in the Galaxy S2 and it really felt like it. It's like Samsung is lagging far behind and they're going to remove a lot of redundancies in Android. This could be a preview of what we're going to see on the Galaxy S6 and if I think it's TouchWiz. The experience will greatly benefit many users. Happy and this is the first time in a long time that I didn't really mind using Touchways.