The Samsung Galaxy A71 was announced alongside the A51 . It came as the successor of the Galaxy A70 announced earlier this year. There are four key differences between the Galaxy A51 and the A71; firstly, the A71 has larger 6.7-inch Full-HD+ display, secondly it is powered by Snapdragon 730 CPU,...

From the quality of all of its cameras to the top-notch performance of its chipset, the Samsung Galaxy offers a lot of performance to its user. Add to that a unique-looking design that’s sure to set you apart from others, the smartphone is looking like a contender for the mid-range crown.

very nice phone, especially coming from a Galaxy S7. Big, and very attractive screen. Not sure why I need 5 cameras on a phone, but glad to know they are there. awesome phone overall. Unlike the S7, the a71 has no wireless pay, no wireless charging.

This phone is an efficient and enduring piece. Migration from old phone was as simple as a few presses. Charges near max in two hours and maintains more than four times as long during the day. Space is abundant and runs smoothly. Only main grip is the Bixby function not being able to be disabled.

The Samsung Galaxy A71 packs in a big 6.7-inch display, four rear cameras and a huge 4,500mAh battery at a price point which won't break the bank. It could well be a winning formula.

Big; colorful screen; Huge battery; Premium camera experience

No water resistance; No wireless charging

So, do we think that the Galaxy A71 is a decent upgrade from its predecessor, the A70? Yes, absolutely. It retains the same screen size as the A70 but has leveled up in several aspects, such as its chipset, RAM, and overall look.

Visually pleasing design; Immersive and large Super AMOLED Plus display; Good selfie camera; Long battery life; Decent performance

The Galaxy A71 is an excellent overall smartphone with touches of what makes Samsung flagships great. It’s a gorgeous device with some of the best mid-range hardware plus a set of decent shooters to boot.

In the past, it was always a little hard to recommend mid-range Samsung smartphones. Despite being the largest smartphone maker in the world, with a wealth of products across pretty much every price point and major market, Samsung’s affordable devices always scored poorly on the price-to-performance...

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About an hour to charge from dead, Flagship-like in-hand feel and design, Anti-fingerprint coloration and design; 6.7-inch Super AMOLED FHD+ display, Responsive, bright display, 5G support works as expected, Bluetooth 5.0, Performance feels like a flagship, Flagship software-side features only...

Less than impressive battery drain; Plastic construction; Night Mode camera isn't great by any stretch; Slow fingerprint scanner; Camera is often better with scene optimizer turned off

We highly recommend the Samsung Galaxy A71 especially if you are looking for a more premium phone but doesn’t want to spend as much as buying a flagship. It has a great screen, great build, good cameras, stable videos, decent battery life and also support for Android 10 and its next version.