Samsung Galaxy A03s

“The Galaxy A03s is a good entry-level smartphone - that's undeniable. It has a good screen, a reliable battery, a recent Android OS with OneUI interface, and a non-nonsense primary camera. Unfortunately, the A03s feels overpriced for what it offers - there are much better phones on the same shelf. If it were priced around €100-€110, it would have been a great competitive offer, a worthy budget phone. So, if you can get the Galaxy A03s with a price cut that makes sense - we'd recommend it for its skills. But for now - we'd suggest looking elsewhere.”

“Thanks to nice little touches like clear call quality or DRM L1, the Samsung Galaxy A03s succeeds in finding its place in the low-priced mobile phone market. Users who want the best features for the money, though, will have to look elsewhere.”

“Samsung's Galaxy A03s takes a few baby steps toward adulthood. The fingerprint reader and updated base RAM and storage give it a little bit of extra punch, but they don't quite go far enough to counterbalance the sluggish performance and lacking cameras. A fair pick for a starter smartphone, but it lacks power where it counts.”

“With a budget phone, some compromises are expected. It's unsurprising that the Samsung Galaxy A03s is a bit slow, doesn't have great cameras, and can be frustrating when trying to do too much on it. Still, the phone is $160 or less, making it a perfect match for someone looking for a barebones phone at an incredibly affordable price.”