Key Specs at a Glance

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✅ Pros

✔ Stunning AMOLED display (rare at this price)
✔ Solid battery life (1.5-2 days with moderate use)
✔ Decent 50MP main camera (good daylight shots)
✔ 4 years of security updates (better than most budget phones)
✔ 3.5mm headphone jack + microSD slot (unlike many mid-range phones)

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❌ Cons

❌ Weak ultrawide & macro cameras (just for show)
❌ Plastic build feels cheap (no IP rating)
❌ No charger in box (despite 25W charging)
❌ Mediocre performance (fine for basics, lags in games)

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📸 Camera Review

• Daylight Photos: 50MP main cam takes sharp, colorful shots (but overprocesses sometimes).

• Low Light: No Night Mode = grainy, blurry photos.

• Ultrawide (5MP): Soft details, only usable in bright light.

• Selfies: 13MP is decent for video calls.

Verdict: Good enough for social media, but don’t expect flagship quality.

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⚡ Performance & Gaming

• Daily Use: Smooth for WhatsApp, YouTube, browsing.

• Multitasking: 6GB RAM model handles 5-7 apps.

• Gaming: Runs COD Mobile at Low settings (30fps), struggles with.

Chipset Note: Dimensity 6100+ is better than Exynos 1280 (A24 5G) but slower than Snapdragon 695.

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🔋 Battery Life

• Screen-On Time: 7-9 hours (90Hz on, mixed usage).

• Charging: 25W fills 0-50% in ~30 mins (but no charger in box).

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🆚 Alternatives

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💡 Who Should Buy It?

✔ Budget buyers who want:

• A vibrant AMOLED screen

• Long battery life

• Samsung’s reliable software

❌ Avoid if you need:

• Good low-light photos

• Heavy gaming

• Premium build

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⭐ Verdict: 7.5/10

Best for: Casual users who prioritize display & battery over performance.
Worth buying? Yes, if under $200 – but stretch to A25 5G if possible.

Where to buy:

• Amazon: $199 (6GB/128GB