Samsung's done well to distil many of the same experiences from its more premium smartphones down into something as affordable as the Galaxy A10.

All of which means this isn’t a phone that will excite you but nor is it a phone that’s likely to let you down – as long as you go in with realistic expectations about what you can get at this end of the market.

Decent battery life; Big screen; Good value

No fingerprint scanner; Basic camera; Mediocre performance

Beautiful, love the galaxy a10 my son is really enjoying his new phone. Easy to use and has everything he need on it. Would definitely purchase another soon thanks

I have this device for 4 months now.samsung has done a very good job entering the budget market with a killer.it has a notch at this price point which is the first phone to get it under 8k .

Still can't believe the price on this phone, with all the phone costing close to $1000. Obviously you don't get the same features, but this phone is still good for everyday use. It is fairly fast and battery life is good. Also recharges fast.

I bought this phone to replace my old one which had limited data storage and no backup and there was no room for any more apps etc. This new phone does all that I need and should meet my needs with 32gb storage. Takes good photos. I'm not sure I like the side button to activate though.

60 FPS gaming at an affordable price. Unsurprisingly, Samsung has made some compromises for the cheapest model in its Galaxy A series. However, the Galaxy A10 is no slouch and performs well for a sub-US$200 smartphone. Read on to find out in what areas Samsung has done well and where the Galaxy A10 falls short of its pricier Galaxy A-series siblings.

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comparatively high performance; dedicated microSD card slot; current software; accurate GPS; high-contrast display; low surface temperatures even under load; decent mono speaker;

strong PWM flicker at low brightness; no brightness sensor; no fingerprint sensor; no notification LED; no compass; average call quality;

comparatively high performance; dedicated microSD card slot; current software; accurate GPS; high-contrast display; low surface temperatures even under load; decent mono speaker

strong PWM flicker at low brightness; no brightness sensor; no fingerprint sensor; no notification LED; no compass; average call quality

Easy to get use to.Very pleased with it.can put your own sim in it so go on any network

I cannot believe how impressive this phone is. It looks and feels a lot more expensive. Everything that I could want or need from a smart phone. Bought as a gift for my husband to entice him out of the cycle of upgrading his contract phone with expensive monthly payments and moving to a sim only...