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Samsung Galaxy Tab S3 review: A great tablet that should have been better
With the Galaxy Tab S3, Samsung completes a surprising merger of the Note series with its AMOLED display-toting Tab S lineup. The result is certainly a very premium-looking high-end device, with a unique combination of specs and features. However, the question remains whether all of this justifies its steep price, and what audience Samsung is targeting. […]
- By Michel G.
- 7 years ago
Samsung Galaxy C7 Pro review: A capable mid-range phone with average cameras
The Galaxy C7 Pro, like the Galaxy C9 Pro, is hard to get hold of unless you live in China or India, as Samsung isn't making its Galaxy C series of mid-range phones available globally. It probably never will, as the Galaxy A lineup is what the Korean giant is using to woo consumers outside […]
- By Abhijeet Mishra
- 7 years ago
Our video review of the Galaxy S8 and S8+ is here!
Samsung unveiled its new flagship smartphones, the Galaxy S8 and the Galaxy S8 Plus, last month. Both smartphones feature near bezel-less Infinity Displays, a faster processor, improved cameras, a newer user interface, and an AI-powered digital assistant Bixby. We tested both these smartphones over the past couple of weeks, and published our in-depth review a […]
- By Asif Iqbal Shaik
- 7 years ago
Galaxy S8 and Galaxy S8+ review: Samsung brings us the future, but it’s not perfect yet
Another year, another Galaxy S flagship. With leaks flowing in faster than water from a tap, a lot was known about the Galaxy S8 ahead of its unveiling. Big design changes have been made this year: The front of the Galaxy S8 and Galaxy S8+ is a giant screen with very little bezel, with Samsung […]
- By Danny Dorresteijn
- 7 years ago
Samsung Galaxy C9 Pro review: Not as pro as it should be
Samsung's Galaxy C lineup of mid-range smartphones has been rather elusive. The first handsets in the lineup – the Galaxy C5 and Galaxy C7 – went on sale exclusively in China, as an answer to the slew of metal-clad mid-range devices from Chinese manufacturers that had been taking over the market. The Pro versions of […]
- By Abhijeet Mishra
- 7 years ago
Galaxy A5 (2017) review: Samsung brings its ‘A’ game!
Samsung’s mid-range Galaxy A5 is in its third iteration now, along with the A3 and A7. Last year’s A series introduced significant improvements, including a fingerprint scanner and support for Samsung Pay, and this time around the company has added features like IP68 water resistance and some nifty software functionality. Are this year’s improvements enough […]
- By Martin R.
- 7 years ago
Galaxy A7 (2017) Review: A force to be reckoned with
Samsung added some much-needed substance to its mid-range lineup with the revamped Galaxy A series last year, and it proved to be a winning formula for the company. It's no surprise that we saw Samsung further refine that formula with the new Galaxy A (2017) series that it launched last month. The Galaxy A7 (2017) […]
- By Adnan Farooqui
- 7 years ago
Samsung Galaxy J Max review: Not the calling tablet you were waiting for
Samsung introduced the Galaxy J Max in India a couple of weeks ago. It’s a lower mid-range device with a 7-inch display and LTE cellular connectivity. The company is marketing it as a large smartphone instead of a tablet. The company says that it's a device made for those who want the best of both […]
- By Asif Iqbal Shaik
- 8 years ago
Galaxy S7 Active review: Samsung makes the Active attractive
The Galaxy S7 Active continues Samsung's tradition of releasing a military standard-grade phone that draws much of its inspiration from the latest Galaxy S flagship, while adding a little something extra that some consumers want. Many have said that the Galaxy Note 7 is “an S7 edge with an S Pen,” but the Galaxy S7 Active […]
- By Deidre R.
- 8 years ago
Samsung Galaxy S7 edge 3,100mAh wireless charging battery pack review: a winner with quirks
I've been using a Samsung Galaxy S7 edge since March 9th when it arrived at my doorstep (2 days before the phone went on sale worldwide, thanks to being a Verizon pre-order customer), but I've never been too keen on battery packs despite my love of battery cases. Most battery packs tend to quickly wind […]
- By Deidre R.
- 8 years ago
Samsung Galaxy J5 (2016) and Galaxy J7 (2016) review
Samsung's Galaxy J series debuted last year and went on to see considerable success in the budget smartphone market. It wasn't surprising – the Galaxy J5 and Galaxy J7 were two of the best low-cost phones the Korean giant had ever made, with a good mix of features and pricing. This year, the Galaxy J5 […]
- By Abhijeet Mishra
- 8 years ago
Samsung Galaxy J3 (2016) review: AMOLED for the masses
After the 2016 revamp of the Galaxy A series, Samsung has also started releasing similarly updated versions of its affordable J series phones. This year, the 5-inch slot in that series will be taken by the Galaxy J3 (2016), the review of which is provided here for your reading pleasure. Without spilling all the beans, we will give […]
- By Michel G.
- 8 years ago
Samsung Galaxy A9 Review: Impressive mid-range phone with an average camera
The Galaxy A9 is something of an outcast in Samsung's new Galaxy A (2016) lineup. The screen is considerably bigger than the new Galaxy A3, Galaxy A5 and Galaxy A7, the battery is monstrous, and the A9 is only available in the Chinese market. The A9 is as feature-packed as the rest of the new […]
- By Martin R.
- 8 years ago
Samsung Galaxy View Review: A movable display that misses the mark
A company like Samsung likes to take risks, and from time to time it comes out with products that don’t immediately strike you as a good idea. The very first Galaxy Note raised many eyebrows, and the first Galaxy Gear smartwatch didn’t strike its goal immediately. Now, the Galaxy Note has proved to be a […]
- By Martin R.
- 8 years ago
Galaxy S6 Active review: Samsung makes old-school cool
Water-resistant phones are not everyone’s cup of tea (or java), but there is a market for them. Samsung’s Galaxy S5 was the result of high demand for its AT&T-exclusive Galaxy S4 Active, and the first Active phone (S4 Active) was an AT&T exclusive. The Galaxy S5 Active was also an AT&T exclusive, and Samsung keeps […]
- By Deidre R.
- 8 years ago
