Samsung has replaced the J-series with the new A-series, and the Galaxy A10 2019 is the most affordable smartphone in the new line-up. Mister Mobility has spent some time with one and shares his Samsung Galaxy A10 2019 unboxing and hands-on experience in this review article .

So, what do I make of Galaxy A10 Well, I don't know what to say. This phone is a better version of the M10. But it lacks the extra wide-angle camera which the M10 offered.

5-stars for this device. For myself, I was just looking for a device which has a nice large screen (this has a 6.2" screen), decent battery life, and well-priced. I can't comment on the gaming aspect as I'm not of a gamer, but everything runs smoothly and quick to me.

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My only complaint is group text messages: not all messages go through and some received messages need to be downloaded. Never had this problem with my other Samsung devices. The picture quality is acceptable, volume is good, and brightness is great. Good product for the price.

A new benchmark for sub 200 dollar phones. I generally prefer to spend $120-150, but the user experience difference here is day and night. It looks and feels like a far more expensive phone. The full body screen, software & CPU speed are all outstanding.

What a difference from my former rubbish galaxy core prime! Big clear screen...easy to type, easy to use, quick acting BUT... every now and then you have to touch the screen several times before it does what I'm expecting it to do!! But still love this sexy lil beast....

Samsung Galaxy A10 is a great smartphone option for folks searching for decent feature packed mobile phones without breaking the bank, or taking a loan. The device comes with the latest Android 9.0 Pie, and even packs latest Bluetooth 5.0.

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...

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