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It’s dazzling. The Galaxy A25 5G’s 6.5-inch, Super AMOLED display expresses rich colors and details up to 1,000 nits brightness while enhanced with Vision Booster for clear outdoor visibility. Plus, the Eye Comfort Shield reduces harmful blue light so that your eyes are cared for day and night. The Galaxy A25 5G sheds unnecessary components and highlights its design essence with its clean camera layout, sleek profile, unique patterns and haze finish. You’re on firm ground. OIS and VDIS stabilize your videos with an astounding 500Hz motion sampling rate to let you easily capture the cinematic feel on-the-go or in rough terrain. Equipped with a 50MP Main camera, your device is ready to capture high-resolution images assisted with OIS. The Galaxy A25 5G captures selfies so crisp and clear with an enhanced 13MP Front camera. More time to get productive with a 5,000mAh (typical) battery that lasts for 2 days and recharges rapidly with Super Fast Charging.
Display: 6.5” FHD+ Super AMOLED, 1080 x 2340 pixels
Memory: 128GB 6GB RAM – microSD, up to 1TB
Camera: Triple – 50 MP(OIS)+ 8 MP + 2 MP — Selfie 13 MP
Platform: Android — Exynos 1280 — Octa-core — Mali-G68
Battery: 5000 mAh, non-removable
Dimensions: 6.34 x 3.01 x 0.33 in, 6.95 oz
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Customers say
Customers find the phone durable and reliable, with a nice display and good value for money. The phone’s speed and battery life receive mixed feedback, with some reporting great performance while others find it slow and the battery life not great. Compatibility is also mixed, with it working well with Mint Mobile but not with AT&T data. The phone quality and charging ability get mixed reviews, with some finding it great while others consider it a poor product.
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Rachel Calzado –
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My good phone, the battery lasts quite a long time only charges once a day and with constant use.
CLS –
Can’t Find Anything To Dislike About It Yet
After reading all the reviews about this phone for several days … especially the most negative ones, I decided to buy it anyway.When I received the phone, it’s condition, printed user guide and packaging, including the charger and usb-c cable appeared “new.” Even the plastic bag which it came with stated so. When I powered the unit for the first time it had no problem booting to the setup screen which was in Spanish and indicated that its 5000mAh battery was 50% charged. Although it wasn’t difficult to change the language to English, I decided to power it down and wait until it was fully charged before continuing with the setup. This took around 30 minutes to complete. I needed to completely transfer as much of my data, folder, contacts and apps from my old Samsung Galaxy J7 Prime to this Samsung Galaxy A25 5G so I used the free Samsung app from the Google Playstore to accomplish this. The transfer over wifi took a few hours and only left out 5 apps which were relatively unimportant and easilly reloaded to the new phone from the playstore.Trying to save a few bucks, I then tried to switch my sim card from the old phone to the new phone myself. I followed the online instructions provided by Metro by T-Mobile, but this is where I encountered a problem. The IMEI number was not recognized by Metro and suggested I call for assistance. I wondered if the negative comments about this phone not being truly unlocked and not working in North America were true, so I decided to stop at this point and just wait until I could visit the nearest Metro store for help.The following morning, I did so. To my surprise it only took all of under 5 minutes and at a cost of $26.78 for a new sim card plus an activation fee to have me out the door with my old phone number successfully transferred to the new phone. Since then, the Samsung Galaxy A25 5G seems to be functioning just fine. I love how bright and clear the screen is. Its responsive and easy it is to use inspite of the fact that it is light years more advanced that my old one. I’m still learning about all its innovations and how to use it properly. Imagine, within a day of receiving this new phone I went from a smartphone using Android 7.11 OS to Android 14 OS!!! Would anyone believe that had I not needed to switch to an an Android OS of 11+ just to be able to utilize my car’s Andro Auto Infotainment System fully, I would still be using my old J7 Prime?!Though not as powerful as the latest Galaxy S or N models, its specs including it’s screen, video and multi-camera resolutions, refresh rate, processing unit, tactile response and even its storage expandability are fairly impressive if not respectable at such an affordable prize. If down the road I find anything to dislike or complain about it, I’ll be sure to write an addendum to this review. In a nutshell … I can vouch that this phone works just fine with Metro by T-Mobile cellular carrier in Florida (or at least my neck of the woods, East Central Florida) and can make calls either over wifi or just using cellular data.
Amazon Customer –
Works with AT&T ,has slot for an SD card and has an embedded FM radio tuner
I bought this to replace my Samsung Galaxy S20+ which is no longer supported by Samsung this year. I am actually a long term fan of the S series but since I prefer phones with SD cards, I decided to try the A25 .I’m glad I did! The A25 is comparable to the S20+ in terms of performance . The touchscreen was responsive and Internet was fast. Phone calls were clear with no dropped connections. The speakers are not as nice as the S20+ but I can live with that. I bought the international version hoping it has an FM radio tuner. Hooray! It’s there! For those unfamiliar with this feature found in some non US phones, this embedded tuner lets you listen to local FM stations even if you don’t have Internet access. Very useful in emergency situations!Just insert old school wired earphones in the headphone jack and you’re good to go. The wires function as a radio antenna. I am US based and I can confirm it works with AT&T . Just insert your sim card and you’re connected ,even if you receive an auto text from AT&T stating this phone is not compatible. The only downside is there is no wireless charging but you can just attach a small thingamajig to the back of the phone and the USB port. Voila! Wireless charging .I am pleased with this purchase so far 😀
dmt –
Durable, affordable phone with many features
The phone has many features for the money. It is durable even though dropped a couple of times.Love the camera and is unlocked so can use with any carrier
A. G. Ewing –
Frustratingly Disappointed
I have had nothing but problems since I started using it. When I Smart Switched my iphone to this one, first of all, it didnât receive everything properly. Secondly, when sending texts, it will not send pix or long messages, so basically mms is inoperable however I can send and rcv pix and links from some phones. I worked extensively with my carrier and it is not them, it is the phone. I am regretful I bought it. I didnt use it right away because when I transferred my old iphone over to this one, everything was so off and the phone wasnt working so I switched back to my iphone until I moved. Once I moved and switched, it has been a nightmare ever since. Every day discovering something new and odd that doesnt function properly that makes sense to no one.
Pauliasi Niumarawa –
Samsung so So Good!
Getting used to the gadget, so far so good!
Amazonian_916 –
Made for Brazil Market so may not work well in North America
I got this phone specifically to use in Mexico and USA since I travel frequently between the two. I saw “Latin American Version” So I assumed it was probably the phones sold in Mexico and Central America.However, I should have checked the version first (A256E/DSN) since this is not the North American version.What does this mean? You can use a website like frequencycheck which will tell you all of the bands that a phone has and also what networks they are compatible with.Of course this has all of the bands to work in Brazil so it will work 100% in South America. However, it is missing many bands that are used in North America.This phone may not work for 5G in Mexico as most of their carriers use the N5 (850 MHz) and N38 (2600 MHz) bands for 5G. It does have other 5G bands so may be a hit or miss on connection. It looks like it does support most of the needed 4G bands for Mexico so it does have partial compatibility.For the USA, it only supports 3 of the 11 5G bands; 0 CDMA Bands, 9 out of 16 LTE bands, and GSM. So if you intend to use this in the USA, good luck. It will be a hit or miss on connectivity and this will greatly depend on the cell tower near where you are.If you want a phone that works in the North American Market AND also works in South American and other markets then get the unlocked USA version of this phone. You will have to pay $100 more but it is guaranteed to work on USA bands and because the USA supports so many bands, it will also work in other phone markets.
Victor Manuel Becerra Andrade –
Adquirà un excelente celular de calidad a muy buen precio
Anuka –
He tenido este teléfono durante casi un mes y hasta ahora, todo bien. Me tomó un poco de tiempo transferir toda mi información a este y, dado que no soy muy experto en tecnologÃa, el proceso fue sencillo. Tengo que cargarlo (hasta el 90%) una o dos veces al dÃa, todos los dÃas. Lo uso para leer y escuchar música durante todo el dÃa principalmente. La calidad de las fotos y la música es buena. Estoy muy satisfecho con ello.
Adrii –
El pedido llego super rapido, mi unica queja es que la descripción que aparece en el catalogo no corresponde, ademas difiere de los detalles descritos en las especificaciones del producto.Sin embargo el precio es justo por lo que recibÃ, el equipo funciona bien y su estética es de 10.
Aguila Negra –
LA PUBLICIDAD DEL CELULAR ES FALSA, NO ES DE 256 GIGAS Y TAMPOCO ES DE 8 GIGAS DE RAM. NO SE VAYAN CON LA APARIENCIA. DE HABER SABIDO ESTO, NO LO HUBIERA COMPRADO
Juan Armando –
Me gusto mucho, llevo 15 dias con el y me encanta, no se calienta, no se alenta