Samsung Galaxy A70

• Pros
• • Large, immersive display
  • Loaded specs
  • Impressive cameras on the front and back
  • Great battery life
• Cons
• • Slippery design
  • Occasional lags in the UI

• Verdict

The Galaxy A70 is yet another device that shows that Samsung is changing with the times. Not only does the smartphone pack in enough to ward off the competition, but also has enough USPs to attract potential buyers, including a large and immersive display, attractive build, great imaging experience, powerful specs... all backed by a sizeable battery. Of course, all of that may not be enough to sway consumers, especially when we consider the competition from the flagship-grade POCO F1. The debut device fro... Read Full Verdict  

The Galaxy A70 is yet another device that shows that Samsung is changing with the times. Not only does the smartphone pack in enough to ward off the competition, but also has enough USPs to attract potential buyers, including a large and immersive display, attractive build, great imaging experience, powerful specs... all backed by a sizeable battery. Of course, all of that may not be enough to sway consumers, especially when we consider the competition from the flagship-grade POCO F1. The debut device from Xiaomi`s sub-brand comes with the top-of-the-line Snapdragon 845 chipset, which makes it a hard-to-ignore proposition. When it comes to choosing between the A70 and Nokia 8.1, it all depends whether you value stock Android enough to forgo the triple-camera goodness and battery prowess that the Samsung phone brings to the table. On paper, the Vivo V15 Pro is the closest rival, and if you don`t find the pop-up selfie shooter enticing enough or are worried about its durability, then the A70 would be a better choice. All in all, if you`re looking for a solid option in the Rs 25k-30k price bracket, then the Samsung Galaxy A70 makes a strong case for itself.