samsung galaxy A80 review

1. Samsung Galaxy A80 review Let's work our way up the Samsung Galaxy A range – we start decidedly affordable with the Galaxy A30, improve some minor specs and features for the A40 and A50, perfect the 'affordable' mantra of the series with the A70… and then throw the rules out the window with the Galaxy A80, which seems on the surface like a radical departure from the rest of the Galaxy A series. With its pop-up rotating rear camera section, you're not getting a normal 'affordable' handset in the Galaxy A80. It presents a curious blend of features that straddles the line between affordable and premium – it's a quirky, novel device that's sure to grab attention at parties. Drawing a crowd is one thing, but you’re going to be using your phone all the time, and the Samsung Galaxy A80 also presents a series of compromises in order to fit its relatively mid-range price tag. So does the result of these compromises leave the Galaxy A80 a glorified gimmick phone that’s not worth your money? Or is it a genuinely impressive device? Price and availability Despite being part of Samsung’s Galaxy A range, which is the company’s roster of more affordable smartphones, the Galaxy A80's price puts it at the upper limit of the mid- range market. Samsung galaxy A80 is priced at 47990. Despite the A series being at the lower end of pricing Samsung A80 breaks the barriers with the pricing going slightly above the range with 47990. But it is without any doubt worth every penny you are paying for it. MK mobile store in vapi, daman provides you with best offers on your phone and available at different colours and options. Get your change today. Say bye to your old phones with MK mobile’s amazing exchange offer for your old phones. Design The Samsung Galaxy A80 is a chunky device, both in terms of size and weight, and it’s probably not great for someone who wants a nimble phone that’s easy to hold in one hand. Weighing in at 220g, the Galaxy A80 is one of the heaviest phones we’ve seen – it’s not quite the 232g of the Huawei Mate 20 X, but it’s a lot heavier than most other devices. In comparison, the Galaxy A50 is a relatively dinky 166g.

2. The dimensions of the device are 165.2 x 76.5 x 9.3mm, so it’s not as big compared to other phones as its weight suggests, but it’s still up there. The phone is this big to facilitate the large 6.7-inch screen, which we’ll get to later. The Galaxy A80 definitely feels like a high-end device – its Gorilla Glass display and back, and metal frame make it just as premium to hold as the most expensive iPhone or Galaxy S10. Around the sides of the handset, you’ll find a power button on the right, and the volume rocker on the left. Having these buttons on opposite sides of a phone is something manufacturers keep persevering with, even though it makes it a pain having to reach both, and we’re disappointed to see it here. There’s a USB-C port on the rear of the device, along with the single down-firing speaker. There’s no 3.5mm headphone jack, which is no surprise given the trend of companies insisting you buy wireless headphones, but having only one speaker is a nuisance that we’ll get into later. Mobiles, Tablets, Mobile accessories, computer accessories, MP3 players, Smart watches. Mobile shop vapi, Mobile shop daman. A dealer of mobiles and tablets, M K Mobile Shop in Tin Batti has been providing an extraordinary service to the citizens ever since its establishment in 1999. Connecting people, this mobile store ensures to offer its products at the best prices and offers thus helping the buyers to buy their favorite gadget at cheap. High on quality, all its products carry the warranty of their respective brands making them reliable for purchase. Customers have an option to choose from the vast range of products under its roof leaving an almost endless choice for them