Samsung Galaxy A03s review

What’s the largest MicroSD card it will take? 128GB or 256GB?

I got this phone after my actu­al phone was stolen and I need­ed any­thing before get­ting a prop­er replace­ment. End­ed up hav­ing to stick with it for a few months and I absolute­ly despised it. I don’t mind the low specs, poor cam­era qual­i­ty, mediocre screen and sound, I was absolute­ly expect­ing that. The main prob­lem was the over­all per­for­mance, it was just unbear­able. Why release a phone that lags when scrolling through the app draw­er? Had the expe­ri­ence been even remote­ly smooth I’d be per­fect­ly hap­py, but it was just a real pain to do any­thing on it. Not to say that you can’t get stuff done because you can, it does every­thing a phone needs to do, but more often than not I want­ed to just throw it out of the win­dow.
If you need a phone that is just a phone and noth­ing else, get some­thing else for the same price. I real­ly can’t rec­om­mend it

One of the best phone i ever used . Extreme­ly lag­gy per­for­mance and very bad camera

I was going to buy this cell phone I’m going to dis­miss it every­body says the phone is very slow and buggy

Com­ing from a note 10 I did not want to repair. So I went with this cheap phone and it total­ly was­n’t worth my time. Very slow, hor­ri­ble pic­ture qual­i­ty, no mem­o­ry. only good for text and phone calls. I owned this phone for two days and I hat­ed every sec­ond of it.

Imag­ine being picky over a phone lol phones are lit­er­al­ly made for call and text

im cur­rent­ly 15 and got this as my first phone around 8 months ago
id give it a sol­id 7/10
only down­sides i find is base stor­age (i have a 32 gb)
charg­ing and gam­ing (some games it will load very slow­ly after some time yet still holds up well to most i play)
the upsides is that this is very afford­able starter phone being under $200 cad, alright cam­era and fair­ly good dura­bil­i­ty even with a sim­ple cheap case

only large issues i found so far is that it can over­heat quick­ly under hard use, the front cam­eras will be blur­ry in hot weath­er need­ing you to lock and unlock the phone to make it work again and last­ly the issue of it not pick­ing up blue­tooth sig­nals from some earbuds/speakers

despite its down­sides, i def­i­nite­ly say to get this phone for any age as it is prob­a­bly the best bare­bones basic phone you can get with plen­ty of pos­si­ble customization

Peo­ple are so spoiled now. I’m 70. When I was grow­ing up I had a black and white tv 7 chan­nels. After mid­night only chan­nel 2 was on. If you were watch­ing a movie or tv show and the phone rang or you had to go to the bath­room, you could­n’t pause the tv. There was no video tapes or DVDs and you had to use an anolog cam­era and you nev­er knew how your pic­ture came out until you care­ful­ly took the roll of film out of the cam­era and brought it to your local drug­store for them to send to Kodak or a prossess­ing com­pa­ny and in week or so you’d see your pic­ture. And what you saw was what you got. You could­n’t fix the pic­ture. If you owned a polaroid, you could see your black and white pic­ture in about 15 sec­onds and a full minute for col­or. But the qual­i­ty was­n’t as good as a Nikon. And VIDEO? NO SOUND. You’d have to buy a movie cam­era and a pro­jec­tor. And you only got 5 min­utes of film that you could only film out­doors in bright light. If you want­ed to shoot indoors you need­ed to buy very pow­er­ful and bright flood­lights that blind­ed the peo­ple you were film­ing. Then you had to unload the 5 min­utes worth of film and bring it to the local phar­ma­cy or cam­era store for them to send it away for devel­op­ing. You’d get the 5 minute movie back in about 2 weeks. Then you’d have to get out your heavy met­al pro­jec­tor and oh yeah you’d have to buy a white movie screen that was on a tri­pod and a pain to set up. Then painstak­ing­ly thread the take up part of the film into the pro­jec­tor which took more time and patience. Then you would turn all the lights on the room off and start the pro­jec­tor. It usu­al­ly had 2 switch­es. One to start the film going through the pro­jec­tor and the oth­er to put that bulb in the pro­jec­tor on. After all that, you get to watch your 5 minute silent film. When done, you’d have to thread the film from the bot­tom take up reel which is now full, back up into the orig­i­nal reel. Put the pro­jec­tor into reverse and let the film rewind back into the orig­i­nal spool. Then you’d shut the lamp(bulb) off, but keep the pro­jec­tor on until the bulb cooled off in about 5 to ten min­utes. Now you have cell phones. Oh yeah, I had to use a cord­ed tele­phone that you had to dial with your fin­gers. And no answer­ing machine. We were hap­py. Played out­doors a lot.

Using this for a year and for a bud­get phone cat­e­go­ry it’s recommendable

I have this phone ONLY because my work gave me it for on call stuff. It’s AWFUL to use if you want to do LITERALLY any­thing oth­er than make a phone call.