Release Date: March 2019

• Design
• Display
• Software
• Performance
• Battery Life
• Camera
• Value for Money
• Beautiful Super-AMOLED display
• Impressive slow-mo video recording
• Good battery life and fast charging
• Bulky and heavy
• No camera night mode
• No OIS or EIS

With the revitalized Galaxy A-series, Samsung has plotted the route for its recovery in the mid-range category, bringing a new lineup that sees flagship features trickle down the price ladder. Samsung’s Galaxy A70 is the company’s newest attempt to provide a quality experience for less than half the price of a flagship phone, with features such as an in-display fingerprint sensor, triple back cameras, and a big Super AMOLED display, to name a few. The Galaxy A70 also supports Samsung Pay, making it one of the few Galaxy A-series phones with this capability.

Samsung Galaxy A70 Summary

The Samsung Galaxy A70 is billed as a multimedia powerhouse with triple back cameras that can also produce good photographic quality and a smooth operation. The Samsung phone features a stunning 6.7-inch full-HD+ (1080×2400 pixels) Super AMOLED display that is bright, has high viewing angles, and is easy to see in direct sunlight, making it an excellent choice for watching videos and playing games.

The phone runs Samsung’s One UI, which is based on Android Pie and has a modern design with features like an always-on display mode and ‘Face Widgets,’ to name a few. The Snapdragon 675 engine is combined with 6GB of RAM to operate the phone. The Galaxy A70 is capable of handling everyday duties as well as gaming, and it does not overheat when performing demanding work. The Galaxy A70 also supports Dolby Atmos, however the in-display fingerprint sensor is a tad slow in recognizing fingerprints.

The Galaxy A70’s triple rear cameras enable it take clean shots with good edge details and a wide dynamic range. However, in bright sunshine, the camera fails to reproduce genuine colors, and there is considerable softness around the edges. Although the phone lacks EIS and OIS, the slow-mo films turned out well. The Galaxy A70 has a 4,500mAh battery that can comfortably survive a full day of intense use, and the included Super Fast Charging adaptor can charge the phone from 0 to 100 in under two hours.

Samsung Galaxy A70 Price in India