I was going to update my Galaxy S22 5G to a other Galaxy S model, preferably a brand new one because of Spectrum's (my carrier) enormous discounts at that time. I was also worried about the weight because the Galaxy S models were extremely lightweight and worried I wouldn't have access to the Samsung AI features that got downloaded with recent updates. Well, let me tell you that having a lightweight is a huge reason I kept dropping it and ended up severely damaging both the front and back. All 3 worries I had about keeping the Galaxy S model, went out the window after receiving my Galaxy A35 5G. I love the weight of the phone, even with a sturdy case. I have not dropped my phone 1 time in nearly a month and love the weight when it's in my pocket or hand because I know where it is at all times. The price was extremely low, which initially worried me, but again that went out the window with everything the A35 5G includes software-wise. I swear it's like I bought a brand new S model for a slice of the price of the new S models. And ALL the Samsung AI features are there and then some. I thought long and hard about purchase a refurbished/used phone S model, but took the plunge with my first brand new Galaxy A model and this is the happiest, most satisfied and content I have EVER been with any phone purchase since I started using cell phones 22 years ago! Would very, highly recommend!!!

I love Samsung products thru my father. They're good. And there are lots of things i like about it. Though nothing is perfect. There are things in this SGA35 I'm not having fun with: 1) the Off button turns off when I only meant to adjust the Volume buttons because they're too close to each other. So I always have to turn it off and log back in in the middle of my game. 2) Also, it's so difficult and awkward to do screenshots with one hand now. I have to use both hands to find the right position for it, 3) it archives emails I intended to delete and i can't locate where Archive is. With my former phone I see where Archive file was, 4) there are lots of areas where i can't read the words because of the font, even before I changed my Screensaver. Samsung fonts seemed to be unchangeable. I was wishing it changes during the updates. 5) I'm not a hard core gamer, so this phone is too big now to fit in all my pockets, even my cargo pants and fanny packs, 6) another thing is, the texting área seemed overpopulated with infos all around it, though helpful infos. But i always get lost and confused where to text in at. And maybe i still need to learn more about this new phone, that i can't seem to change the primary location's temperature to stick on front. It seemed to be predetermined. However, I like it anyway because i needed more phone space, that's all. But It's still good because I don't have to turn off and on the volume when I turn it on in early mornings to silence it when everyone's still sleeping. And I like that the weather info is automatically showing upfront and is functioning without turning my Data on since I can only afford limited data. Thank you. I just hope it won't get any more bigger than this size so we can still call it a "pocket-size" phone where it's intended to be, originally. A tablet, a laptop and a PC has their own designation, otherwise. Thank you for allowing my inputs.

I have had my new Samsung A35 for a week now and just love it. I read the many articles about the potential fall-out of the 3G network and decided it was the right time to upgrade my good Oppo phone of 6 years to a modern phone with 5G capability. I am a fan of Android phones given it is so much easier to connect them to my computer and transfer or add files as I need them. I am appreciative of the fact that many Seniors may not be able to purchase high level mobile phones but need current model phones with good accessibility and user-friendly features. The A35 does all of that and more.

I very much like the quality of the camera, and the quality of video play backs of any video's stored in the phone. I liked the option of having the extra storage capacity through an additional micro-sd card which I have now installed and its nice that both the Sim card and the micro-sd cards fit in the one card holder drawer.

I have quickly adjusted to the phone and with GPay I have a very useful tool with me at all times. I can most certainly recommend the A35 to anybody seeking a mid-price range mobile phone and I am very confident that Senior's like me will quickly adapt and also find this mobile phone of real benefit to their day-to-day communication needs. I am confident now of having a reliable, up to date mobile phone which will last me for some years to come. Thank you, Samsung, for bring this phone to your collection.

Comprei o Aparelho tem uma semana. E sinceramente:
Desempenho em Jogos:
O aparelho é bem fluido e bonito. Eu testei vários jogos como base para ter o feedback de desempenho, e o Genshin Impact foi um dos testados (ele é atualmente o jogo mais pesado e que precisa de mais processamento para android). E surpreendentemente ele rodou liso com os gráficos no Ultra, Alguns efeitos especiais travaram um pouco mas abaixando para o médio deu uma estabilizada.

Desempenho Geral:
É um Aparelho Excelente na questão de desempenho. Para o Uso diário atende muito bem. Tela de 120hz Fluida e dinâmica. Esse celular é bem intuitivo.

Interface e Qualidade:
Aparelho de ótima qualidade, acabamento lindo e construção bem feita. Gostei bastante dos detalhes minimalistas do aparelho. Na questão da interface, é excelente, podendo personalizar e deixar do seu jeito. A tela tem uma excelente qualidade de imagem, e bem resistente.

Bateria:
A samsung promete uma autonomia de bateria de ate 2 dias com esse aparelho no uso moderado, e ele está durando de 16 a 20 horas no uso moderado. O carregamento demora cerca de 2 horas com o modo carregamento rápido ativo (com o celular iniciando a 20% e terminando a 95%). Mas isso é explicável, pois o carregador que vem junto com o Smartphone não é de 25W.

Em geral é um aparelho intermediario "premium" da Samsung. Serve para qualquer tipo de pessoa que não liga muito para uma grande autonomia de bateria.