Samsung A Series Divides Opinion in Pakistan; What’s the Verdict?

By Abdul Wasay ⏐ 8 months ago ⏐

2 min read

Pakistani Users Weigh In On Samsung A Series Value Or Pricey

Among Pakistani consumers, Samsung’s Galaxy A series of cellphones have elicited a range of impressions. Although some value the series for its consistent build quality and polished UI experience, others voice issues about performance and price. The issues regarding pricing has seen a major uptick since phones in general have become pricier all over the world.

Praise for Software and Build Quality

Several Pakistani users commend the A series for its smooth user interface and dependable construction. One user highlighted their satisfaction with the A24, noting its smooth performance and impressive battery life, despite some shortcomings in low-light photography. Another user shared a positive experience with the A33 5G, appreciating its decent performance and timely software updates.

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Concerns Over Pricing and Performance of A Series

Conversely, some users express reservations about the A series’ value proposition. Critics argue that the series is overpriced, offering lower specifications compared to similarly priced alternatives from brands like Xiaomi and OnePlus.

Issues such as laggy performance, especially in lower-end models, and subpar camera quality have been highlighted. Some users also report hardware issues developing over time, suggesting potential planned obsolescence.

Global Reviews Reflect Similar Sentiments

International reviews mirror these mixed sentiments. The Samsung Galaxy A36 5G is globally praised for its sleek design and vibrant display, offering a reliable mid-range option. However, some reviews point out areas for improvement, such as the display’s brightness and camera performance in low-light conditions.

Another candidate is the Galaxy A56 5G. It has been noted for bridging the gap between mid-range and premium smartphones, offering features like a 6.7-inch AMOLED display, improved brightness, and a refined camera design. However, in Pakistani market, it can easily cross the PKR 130,000 mark, making it questionable purchase for those on a budget.