Testseek.com have collected 418 expert reviews of the Samsung SM-A500 Galaxy A5 and the average rating is 79%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Samsung SM-A500 Galaxy A5.
January 2015
(79%)
418 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
Users
(80%)
159 Reviews
Average score from owners of the product.
790100418
The editors liked
Big screen (but not too big)
With crisp and vivid images
Great design
Slim
Compact
And light
Excellent performance
Good main camera
Great frontal camera for “selfies” Memory card slot
Supports two NanoSIM cards (in the model we analyzed)
Suppor
Great frontal camera for “selfies”
Memory card slot
Supports two Nano-SIM cards (in the model we analyzed)
Suppo
Solid
Durable design
Decent battery life
Bright
Attractive display
Wellbuilt and good design
Pleasing display
Impressive pair of snappers
Longlasting battery life
Aluminium build feels great
Fast and accurate camera
Snappy performance
Beautiful screen
Premium looking design
Great photo quality
Crisp
Clear screen
MicroSD card slot
Secure Folder
Plenty of camera options
A lot of OS customization options
Excellent build quality. Great display and camera. Snapdragon 410 is a modest
Powerful enough upgrade.
Stylish metal casing
Plain
Elegant design
Very slim and stiff casing
Screen's superb color reproduction
High brightness and very good viewing angles
Extensive software
Decent camera equipment
Accurate touchscreen
Virtually no palpable temperature
The editors didn't like
Could cost less
You can not use a second SIM card and a memory card at the same time
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Feature light
Weak HDR on camera
Middling performance
Pricey proposition
Awkward location for speaker grill
Status-quo Samsung design
Chrome around lip chips easily
Runs Android 6.0.1
Too many uninstallable pre-installed apps
This midrange handset is at least $100 too expensive. No Android 5.0 upgrade just yet.
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