Samsung released Galaxy A35 5G with a few major upgrades in performance, display, and camera. However, you could find a number of similarities to Galaxy A54. The processor and the charging speed of A35 and A54 are almost the same. It made us think that the company has poured old wine into another bottle with a new label. Still, we think it is worth reviewing the Galaxy A35 model. We have analyzed Samsung Galaxy A35 5G reviews and ratings to help you make the best decision.
Galaxy A35 Design Review
With rounded corners, Galaxy A35 5G looks almost the same as other Samsung mobiles. The logo and the LED flash are at the bottom.
Moreover, the phone appears premium due to its shimmery design and glass back finish. Corning Gorilla Glass 5 protects the rear panel from damage. But, when we hold the phone in our hand, we find it slightly bulky. The thickness of the model is around 8.1mm, which is higher than other mid-range phones of competitors.
The power button and the volume rocker are on the right side. But, the left side is uncluttered, while the top part includes the SIM tray.
The bottom has the USB-C port, the primary microphone, and the speaker grille. Galaxy A35 is an IP67-rated mobile that ensures protection from dust and water splash.
Galaxy A35 Display Review
Galaxy A35 comes with a 1080p super AMOLED display whose dimension is 6.6 inches. The adaptive refresh rate ranges from 60 to 120 Hz. We have found the display size larger than the Pixel 8A (6.1 inches). The small circular cutout on the display is the selfie camera.
The Super AMOLED panel integrated with Galaxy A35 produces vivid colors. Moreover, you will enjoy Full HD+ resolution with the display. From Samsung Galaxy A35 5G reviews and ratings, we have found that most users claim a sharp and vibrant viewing experience under bright lights and indoors.
Although the Galaxy A35 is a simple midrange mobile, we can compare it with the iPhone 14 Pro from the display perspective. We have noticed no glaring differences in these mobiles. The scenes, however, look more saturated on the Samsung A35 model.
Camera Review of Galaxy A35
Samsung Galaxy A35 5G features triple-camera system-
- A 50-megapixel primary
- A 5-megapixel macro lens
- 8-megapixel ultrawide
The frontside includes a 13-megapixel selfie camera.
We have presented you with a daytime shot captured by the Galaxy 35 camera. What we have noticed is that the camera perfectly captures neutral colors and every detail. Other positive aspects of the camera setup are balanced color profile and consistency.
However, we have experienced a few issues while using the portrait mode.
The A35’s camera includes 3 zoom levels, such as 0.5, 2x, and 1X. At every level, we have captured clear images. You may also choose the 10x digital zoom for the faraway objects.
Now, let us talk about the videos captured at different frame rates (like 30 and 60FPS) in full HD resolution. You can record smooth videos even when the wind blows. Rich shades and minimal variations have pleased us with the video quality.
Galaxy A35 Review- Battery Performance
We have analyzed the Samsung Galaxy A35 5G reviews and ratings to assess the battery performance. Remember Galaxy A35 5G is not best for gaming purposes.
But, you can use it for casual activities, such as calling, texting, and social media scrolling. A single charge will allow you to use the phone for more than 24 hours.
With a 30-watt charger, the phone takes around 1 hour and 30 minutes to get fully charged.
If you continuously stream videos or engage in a long video call, the battery charge will drop by 5%.
Still, we are satisfied with the 5,000mAh battery of this 5G mobile.
Galaxy A35 Performance and UI
Samsung used the Exynos 1380 chipset for its Galaxy A35 5G model. The same octa-core processor is also present in Galaxy A54.
You can choose the base variant (8GB) to store the most useful apps in memory. However, you may also invest in the 8 GB+128 GB variant.
You can take advantage of the RAM Plus function. We have experienced no issues while playing multiplayer titles, such as BGMI. However, at the max graphics, the FPS is limited to only 40.
When it comes to User Interface, OneUI 6.1.1 (Android 14) is used for Galaxy A35. You will receive 4-year software updates from Samsung.
(Credit: Geekbench/GFXBench/PCMark)
The image shows the scores obtained by Galaxy A35 when its computing power was measured with Geekbench 6.
Final Verdict
Galaxy A35 5G is a high-quality mid-range mobile for Samsung enthusiasts. Clear display, long-lasting battery life, and smooth software performance have provided the desired experience to users. According to the latest Samsung Galaxy A35 5G reviews and ratings, slow charging and bloatware are negative aspects of this mobile. However, as Samsung has used OneUI, you will not face any complex performance issues.