The first thing I want to say is that the Super AMOLED display is beautiful. The colors pop and black blends into the bezel. I cant think of another phone maker that can offer this display tech at this price point. And this display is powered by a 4,000 mAh battery!

I expected this phone to have slo-mo feature and time lapse feature. A phone with this price range should have these features. And this phone doesn't have an camera stabilization feature. Am a disappointed customer. Please bring up with a software update of these features in the future.

Bright display

When it comes to flagships, the most important devices for a company as well as the market, we all know Samsung is an important if not one of the most important players in the industry. But not all markets are the same.

Good display; Premium build quality; Good battery life; Samsung ecosystem – Knox

Loudspeaker is below average; Phone UI is bit laggy; Intensive performance bogs the device down; Low-resoltion Wide-angle camera

So to wrap up this review, let's go back to my question about whether the current crop of mid-range devices have to worry about the Samsung Galaxy A30. The answer is a resounding no but they could take a few lessons from it though especially when it comes to the design, display and ultra-wide angle...

Awesome Super AMOLED display; Sleek and slim design; One UI is a joy to use; Triple card slot; Great battery life; Widevine L1 DRM support; USB Type C port and fast charging

Slightly laggy performance; Not great for gaming; Slow fingerprint sensor; Okay camera performance; Price

Samsung Galaxy A30 is yet another device from Samsung under the latest A-series . But unlike the Galaxy A20 and the A10 , Samsung Galaxy A30 comes with updated specifications and features.

Meet the Samsung Galaxy A30, one of the middle childs in the A series, between the Samsung Galaxy A20 and Galaxy A50. At MWC 2019 , went hands-on with the A30 and A50.

Vibrant Super AMOLED screen; Sizable battery life; Fast user interface

Camera effects weren't reliable; Felt a tiny bit unwieldy

Ever since the beginning of 2019, Samsung has announced a surprisingly huge number of smartphones including its budget M-series , premium mid-range A-series , and the flagship S-series .

Beautiful AMOLED screen; Lightweight & comfortable; Above average cameras; One UI sure is refreshing; Fast fingerprint sensor

Glasstic panel scratches quickly; Overpriced; even for offline users

From an Indian perspective, the mid-range smartphone category was one where Samsung was severely lacking behind competitors from Xiaomi, Honor and others. However, Samsung's gone on the offensive in the last few months. We've already reviewed the Samsung Galaxy M10 , M20 , M30 , and A50 .

Great design Best-in-class display Good general performance

Gaming performance isn't great Camera performance is disappointing

You get an excellent display, great battery life, decent cameras, good build quality, and the design itself isn't bad either. The one thing this phone lacks is performance, plus the slow fingerprint sensor and face unlock.

The Samsung Galaxy A30 retails at Rs 16,990. It is a decent performer, which can be referred to as a reliable daily driver. The device surely offers a modern design with excellent Super AMOLED display, a 6.4-inch vibrant full HD+ panel, decent build quality with above-average battery life, latest...