8.2

Samsung Galaxy A27 5G reviews by real users Samsung Galaxy A27 5G

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4 reviews
  • Screen7.0
  • Performance7.0
  • Camera7.6
  • Connectivity8.3
  • Battery8.8
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  • Auto
    It's not a bad phone, although One UI is poorly optimized on it, but it's a solid experience.

    Oh, and the score is wrong, it actually has 860K on AnTuTu

    • 8.6
    • Screen7.5
    • Performance7.6
    • Camera10
    • Connectivity9.0
    • Battery10
  • Auto
    Acceptable

    I've tested this new Samsung model and I'd like to clarify some of its pros and cons. The good points for me are its attractive design, screen, and a processor that performs well day-to-day. It's ideal for those looking for a phone for the medium term without spending a lot. The bad points are that I tested it with games and it tends to overheat a bit and lag. I was misled into thinking it would give me the same experience as the A36, but it doesn't. Although both have the same processor, the performance difference is noticeable. For those looking for a phone that's good for gaming and offers a great experience, I recommend saving up a little more because this A27 is designed for people who use it for basic tasks and a bit more.

    • 8.6
    • Screen7.2
    • Performance6.3
    • Camera7.5
    • Connectivity9.0
    • Battery7.0
  • Auto
    Mobile solvency

    The only downside is that it doesn't have an eSIM; it appears in the Kimovil specs but not on the Samsung website. I checked the settings and the option to add an eSIM isn't there.

    Pros
    • Basic reliable phone
    Cons
    • It does not have an eSIM
    • 7
    • Screen5.0
    • Performance5.6
    • Camera5.0
    • Connectivity6.3
    • Battery9.0
  • Auto
    It's a phone that offers very good quality and power at an excellent price.

    The best features of the device: Long-standing software support: The most attractive feature is its 6 years of full Android updates and security patches (with One UI 8.5 and Android 16 out of the box), something unprecedented in this price range that guarantees the phone won't become obsolete anytime soon. Premium screen and design: Its 6.7-inch 120Hz Super AMOLED panel offers excellent visual quality. Furthermore, it takes a leap in durability by including Gorilla Glass Victus+ protection on both the front and back. Stable performance: The switch to the Snapdragon 6 Gen 3 processor leaves behind the more modest Exynos chips, offering better energy efficiency, less heat generation, and optimized photo processing for its 50MP main camera with OIS.

    • 9
    • Screen8.2
    • Performance8.3
    • Camera7.7
    • Connectivity9.0
    • Battery9.0

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  • 6.7 Design & Materials
  • 6.6 Performance & Hardware
  • 7.3 Camera
  • 7.5 Connectivity
  • 6.9 Battery
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  • Connectivity
  • Battery

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