Samsung Galaxy A71

The Galaxy A71 brings an excellent amount of upgrades over its predecessor. It has the new Infinity-O Super AMOLED panel like Samsung’s flagships, a newer, more efficient processor (the Snapdragon 730), a quad camera setup at the back that includes a 64MP primary shooter and a 5MP macro camera, and Android 10 with One UI 2.0 out of the box.The Galaxy A71 is a pleasure to hold and use. Despite the 6.7-inch display and 4,500 mAh battery, the A71 is sleek and light. There’s plastic on the back, but the phone feels premium while not being slippery as a phone with a glass back. It also looks striking – the rear panel has thin stripes running from the top to bottom and a couple of lines running across diagonally. When the light hits the back panel, it creates a beautiful rainbowish pattern across those stripes.The display is beautiful as well. All the AMOLED awesomeness is present: vivid colors (with the option to switch to a more natural look), deep blacks, wide viewing angles, and excellent brightness levels.The Snapdragon 730 is one of the better mid-range smartphone chipsets out there, and it’s a great match for a device like the Galaxy A71. Performance in day-to-day use is excellent. There’s barely any stutter or lag to be seen, and all of the graphically intensive gaming titles — including ported PC games like Life is Strange – run well.

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