Samsung Galaxy A20e Mobile Phone; Sim Free Smartphone - Black (UK Version)

Fantastic phone can't beat buying Samsung galaxy a20e phones best phone I've ever brought

Overall I think I made a very good choice with this, plus it being a randon ligtening deal at the time of purchase too. It is only my second ever smartphone and before I only spent £27 on one in a Tesco sale. This time it was so difficult from the amount of choices available but I think it was worth getting a samsung and this one too. For someone not good at working out how to use smartphones, I need others to know the brand(as before it was rather an obscure brand) so they can tell/ show me how things work, and that samsung will keep things standard throughout their phones possibly a good thing. I've only had it a few weeks, but very happy. I even set up a fingerprint without asking anyone - utube is good for these brands that are well known. The extra fast recharging speed is a brill bonus of my choice - as recharging so often and taking so long was my most hated thing of smartphones so far(my old one was so obviously taking ages but I didn't realise they could be better, and this better.

Bought this phone for the mother in law. She had a Samsung S2 or S3, can't remember it was ancient, slow and had a pants battery. Finally managed to twist her arm in getting a new one. Needless to say she loves it, no stuttering, crashing, low disk space messages, charges fast and she's really happy. For a cheap Samsung playing with it I thought it was pretty well made with a good screen. For a fiver or a tenner more than some other budget Smartphones I can only recommend this, it's absolutely crackin' and she loves face unlock.

Bought this little Samsung to update my wifes aged cheapo Chinese HomTom phone. We've been buying random cheap Chinese SimFree phones for years now as they offer a big bang for your buck and tend not to be loaded up with manufactures bloatware but offer clean android installs. The downside is they rarely update them and you are left behind in the android race. However they are cheap, many come with batteries that out shine any "branded" phones (my current smart phone does 12 days between charges) I digress, my wife wanted a branded phone this time and this looked to fit the bill and was reasonably cheap. Its a nice phone for the price and does what it should do, yeah its not high end but for what it is its ideal for her. However there are a few things to be wary of, one of the biggest disappoint me is a total lack of a notification LED, what was Samsung thinking ??? The battery while its only small does last a decent time, BUT and this is quite a big but Samsung employ some quite aggressive battery saving software which has upset quite a few apps my wife likes to run in the back ground and its taken quite a lot of fiddling to get them to keep running and theres no guarantee it will stay like it as its already reset itself back again. There is a fair amount of Samsung bloatware on it but then thats expected. The plus points are while it arrived with Android 9 its already updated itself to 10 which is good. It does have a nice speaker and the sounds are very clear and loud considering the size of it. Yes its never going to be a phone for running hi end games but for average user I'm sure it will be fine, my wife likes it and hence a good 4 stars and only the lack of a notification LED and the pesky battery saving software killing apps that you want to run in the back ground being the reason its dropped a star.

A great phone does everything I want.