Why is THIS the Best Selling Phone?

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[@Mrwhosetheboss]

Out of curiosity, how many of you own or know someone who owns one of these A14 / A13 / A12 phones? 🤔 To see me test the World's Cheapest Laptop against the Most Expensive: kzbin.info/www/bejne/iXuxk6GMn8qWnJI

[@Dark-vu8zk]

HIIIII

[@exaltant2464]

Mom's phone

[@jonathannnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn]

me

[@ultrajulesbanana4805]

i have the A13

[@TaylenIsInsane]

Yea, quite a lot people. Especially the 50 series

[@leibois]

I brought one for my dad today and these sold out short after (we also had to stand in a 12 man line) one of the underrated phone I've ever seen

[@Mrwhosetheboss]

The A14?

[@incenerated9385]

@@Mrwhosetheboss how can you have the time to respond to these small comments i swear you're like one of the busiest people ever yet still got the time to do this.kudos

[@FactFlix3]

@@Mrwhosetheboss yes

[@ITX635]

@@Mrwhosetheboss you Rick Roll us in every video 😡😭

[@pushkarpardeshi1195]

@@Mrwhosetheboss sir please make a review of samsung M52 and M54 they are one of the best mid range smartphones

[@Estrius]

As someone who works at a Walmart and sells a lot of prepaid phones, the A03, A13, and now the A14 are easily some of the most popular phones. The A03 can be bought for about $50, which makes it easily the best phone you can buy at that price point in the store. (Quick note, the iPhone SE 2 is also a big seller, cause you can get it for $150 on 2 different prepaid carriers, so that's pretty cheap for an iPhone).

[@FrozenDung]

​@@chizisjwhat country are you from?

[@Ben21756]

@@noriceformeplz If it works for those people, who cares? Don't have to hate the whole android operating system over it. 😂

[@noriceformeplz]

@@Ben21756 It doesn’t work for those people. Arun clearly stated that people don’t keep these phones long and it’s absolutely true. I can assure you people are back buying a new phone within a year cause the phone is so slow they already come loaded with bloatware. You get what you pay for is deff true.

[@ilovejerusalem]

I work at one of the major carriers. The A14 is free with no down payment for everyone basically. The A03 is free with a couple months service up front on prepaid. And they're a brand that people know

[@therealmistermemer]

@@noriceformeplz I had an A series phone and it worked great, even with Verizon bloatware. (Not Samsung's)

[@colleenshea2293]

I don't like changing phones so I actually hung on to my recent Samsung for 11 years !!! Just got the A14 yesterday and super happy with it.

[@MrMega200]

Was that after getting the battery replaced 3-4 times in that timeline? As I couldn't imagine being able to deal with worse battery life in my oneplus 11 after 4 years which at that point the battery health will be down to 80%.

[@shagsheep8832]

@@MrMega200 I still use an S5 I brought second hand a number of years ago. Spent ~ $10 US on a replacement battery a couple of years back and it still does a couple of days before needing a recharge. Being an S5, it's a simple job to remove the aftermarket ~$5 US protective case, pop the back off and swap out what's needed ;P And being in the trades, it's had many falls from height onto concrete. Still goes just fine.

[@muhammadrizqanilmi1301]

​@@MrMega200cope against me you mfs. My Galaxy A3 2017 is 7 years old *and I never replace its battery* because its battery is non-removable, yet it's still running smoothly, its battery even still fine, even I can still watch youtube, editing videos on it despite stuck on android 8.0. That's why I trust Samsung.

[@MrMega200]

@@muhammadrizqanilmi1301 I sold off my Samsung because it was a piece of sh!t. It had half the battery life compared to new(recharging it two times a day), slow as hell, and not to mention the lines coming and going on the screen. I never treated it improperly and it was never used hard. I used it for about 3 years until I needed a new phone that wasn't crap. Your trust is frankly misplaced.

[@messerschmitt_bf109]

I used an a20 for almost 4 years and it ran like a champ. the battery pife on that phone was incredible. Ive since upgraded to an s23+

[@HASSAN-ws5go]

yoooo same

[@bigfist255]

My friend just got the s24 ultra on an update ,I personally buy my phones outright so got the a 15 5g ,does everthing I need so unless your on a contract why spend car money on a phone.

[@jfiji5964]

I still have my s20 ultra Going on the 4th year now It had lines and had started flickering Never updated e everything else works

[@Rillant]

Big ups to you and the team, Arun. This is one of the most information dense videos I've ever seen, without getting boring in the slightest.

[@kurejirin]

i got bored after the video

[@shaveee]

Came to say this. This is one of the most informative videos on the smartphone market I've seen recently. Most other tech reviewers only focus on iPhones and the US market, and pretend there's nothing beyond the S Ultra Samsungs and the Pixels.

[@stevek2121]

not true, I was bored the entire video and he brought nothing new, all theses factors that he listed are well known. A13 or 14 are ugly and bad, if someone wants to buy one of the A series, he has to go for A52s or higher or A71 or higher. A14 best selling my A.S.S!

[@shemk]

All his videos are

[@DomskiPlays]

same this was really good

[@bobdigi500]

One of the best things I did was stop buying flagship phones. For the first time ever, I bought a midrange phone, the Samsung A52S. It does everything I need and more, battery lasts longer than most flagships and I bought the phone outright rather than having a monthly bill

[@Wiggibow]

This exactly, I had big plans to invest in a flagship iPhone for the first time in my life, but life happened and suddenly I could no longer afford to. Went with the Galaxy A13 (was only $60 through Boost Mobile at the time) and realized I genuinely have no legitimate reason to spend well over 10x that price for a fancy S series phone. The A13 does everything I need it to do and more, and battery life is spectacular. I eventually had to upgrade to the A14 because my A13 fell into some pickle juice at work and shorted out, it's basically the exact same phone with a better screen, I don't think they updated anything else besides the software. The only downside I've found thus far to these budget phones from a fairly light user like myself (mostly just use a phone for texting, calls, music, youtube, and basic internet browsing) is the cameras; they're pretty crap. Decent enough shots if you have good lighting; i.e. a nice sunny day outdoors, but the camera on the A13 and A14 might as well not even exist at nighttime or in a dimly lit room. I've never been a big picture taker unless I'm on vacation, so I can deal with it, but that is literally the only thing that could push me to spend so much more on a higher end phone.

[@jokerjk-qt8wd]

ppi*

[@blissgraceduponbyfate]

My phone is A52 and I have it for almost 3 years now and I can say that it still feels brand new

[@patrickmorris5283]

nah its just sthat mid range phones are as good as flagships from 2 years ago now instead of 3...and phones already peaked years ago so there's no need for anything more.

[@Drstrange3000]

I bought an older flagship (Samsung S20 FE) and it was well worth the money. The IPD Rating, NFC, 120Hz, 5G, and better build quality was really nice when buying in 2021. I used to mostly get budget and midrange phones and while good, I would aim for an older flagship if it was close in price.

[@just_violet]

5:50 This is why the A73 is so forgotten, it was basically the top tier A series phone😔

[@deepakthakur8781]

I had an a series phone couple years ago before it was stolen. The main point is also that the phone is lightweight. I was able to carry it everywhere without issues, and also do light gaming to pass the time. The phone was astonishingly light.

[@hamzaharraz2287]

I have an A13, and when it was released, Samsung did little effort to keep the design language similar across the A and S series. It's really great to see them try to keep everything consistent since the A14 looks pretty nice.

[@josepharoh7958]

Don't all the A X3's look alike

[@aadixum]

@@josepharoh7958 Yes. It is a very good Midrange phone lineup.

[@hamzaharraz2287]

@@josepharoh7958 most did, but A03 and A14 were left out

[@ibrahimmoge4962]

Wow hamza harraz I have the same one too!! What a coincidence 😂😂

[@dalibali5330]

Wow Hamza! This comment has enlightened me with your knowledge! Thanks! Wowzers!!😁😁

[@EPIPHYTE-qp4sm]

Me watching at A15😂

[@YTPeruaindonesia666]

Me 2

[@Baller-qm9bv]

My father has a A15

[@CaiJordens]

Me on a13😂

[@hun5378]

Is it good?

[@EPIPHYTE-qp4sm]

@@hun5378 yeah

[@designsbynimros8869]

Some great info there. Also one of your slickest videos. Some impressive production values and effects!

[@albi9329]

Who just likes aruns consistent content

[@ElliotheIIIII]

Ikr

[@Vista.highlights]

While this type of comment is overused, you can't disagree here Edit: It's mainly the NPC replies that exacerbate the situation

[@allgtasastuntsandtricks9953]

I do

[@niil047]

me

[@Adrianwe44]

I don't like it. I LOVE IT 🤩👍🏻

[@okaybutwhythough7456]

The difference between budget and high end phones 5-7 years ago was massive. Its either overall quality has improved so much you can't really tell, or the difference isn't as big as it used to be. Obviously it loses out in performance but it's still solid for the majority of people.

[@nomebear]

When comparing these Samsung models from one another, it really gets down to splitting hairs. The differences are subtle, almost not there, and yet these are far superior to models from four years ago.

[@sjgghosh7677]

same with GPUs

[@izure]

I got the iPhone X five years ago, and I haven't felt the need to upgrade until now. Now, flagship iPhones cost twice as much. Don't see how that's justifiable, when most upgrades are negligible and unnecessary.

[@mattgriffin0231]

Yeah, as someone who doesn't heavily game on their phone, I've had an almost perfect experience on my A52 running at a constant 120hz. The only time I've had slowdowns or crashes is on large Google Sheets. Which is very unfortunate but my laptop also can't handle those especially well either, so I can't heavily criticize a budget phone for that.

[@mattgriffin0231]

@-ya-0067 mistype lol

[@zuzanag2125]

Clearly laid out information - thank you!

[@Winburggirl]

I like the explanations in your videos. Keep up the awesome videos and reviews 👏 😊!

[@AnnoyingLion]

Genuinely the only channel I consistently watch every single video for, as well as being the only one I fully trust when it comes to reviews and recommendations.

[@namankhandelwal3938]

Arun Sir I am a big fan Please make a video on MOTOROLA , They are doing great in the budget segment and killing Xiaomi and Realme.

[@dennisheusschen7273]

@@namankhandelwal3938 xiaomi is winning. motorola has a smaller portion in the market,even though the phones may be 'better' in some cases

[@jumentoqueanima]

Yeah he is great.

[@27akshy]

Thats because of the research efforts he puts behind every video

[@internet_userr]

Ok

[@Poemwriter_Angelo]

Everytime Arun is talking and giving an advanced explanation about something. i always start to nod my head to show that i'm listening , agreeing and paying attention to the things he says. (without me realising) he is the only youtuber that gives me the feeling that he is personaly talking to me. while other youtubers give me the feeling they are talking to a camera and are behind a screen. i think thats interesting of how natural he comes off. i must give him credit for that.

[@Mrwhosetheboss]

very kind of you!

[@yoyomaster6006]

@@Mrwhosetheboss no very amazeballs of him

[@Tryan2Hard]

@@Mrwhosetheboss a series my ass stop rick rolling us every video 😭

[@pingpong1727]

Damn parasocial much?

[@Poemwriter_Angelo]

@@pingpong1727 that's something completely different. Its when you feel attached to a celebrity and think you know him/her personally. On a creepy obsessed way. I'm not like that.

[@gwick358]

I found you because I have a Galaxy S 10+ and I'm looking for a new phone. I've watched a couple of your videos and you got a new sub.😊✌❤

[@frankmagavagava7816]

Thanks i was considering of buying a flagship phone but you have given us an indepth knowledge.thank you

[@sakshamraj5680]

I own an A series phone i.e. Galaxy A71, which is from 2020 but still works flawless!!! I'm very happy from Samsung and kudos to Arun for covering this underrated series.❤

[@maybejudebonnie]

Same here. The Galaxy A71 was a dream bargain.

[@gizmo_puglife9280]

i still have my a71 just incase but still a grate phone its just was. damged and was not worth the repair cost i got the a53 and s23+ as my daily drivers now

[@jerecakes1]

fellow a71 user, can agree

[@Arnystic]

former a51 user, it works well, laggier than the phone i use rn (iphone xr, ik i downgraded) but cameras are very good but samsung sometimes edits it too much

[@muhammadamaar7936]

tbh A71 is awesome

[@ApektadongAbusado1]

10:35 is the hidden gem of this video. I considered these bits of hardware to be essential points of differentiation between Samsung/Android phones and Apple phones, and their slow omission from Flagship phones annoyed me to no end. No one has explained it as clearly and succinctly as you did here, and for that you 100% earned my like and subscription!

[@Madwonk]

Yeah, my two options for "decent" headphone jacks with a good DAC are at this point... wait for it... the Sony Xperia, for a thousand dollars, or the A14 for free on Google Fi with the current promo. I know which one I'm choosing!

[@OdiKrause]

yeah. I noticed this a while back too and annoys me too the bone. Not going to buy a flagship anymore, knowing that I'm a cow to them that needs to be milked. but options are becoming limited. ...

[@mr_confuse]

Yea I can't wait for some tech company to cut out the charging cable completely going full in on inductive charging and selling their cloud solution.

[@leradicideglialberi]

Absolutely!

[@bbthebeee]

Thank you for a well edited, consistent and factual video! Trying to look for a new phone for my mother on a budget as my old hand me down samsung is reall outdated and battery is dying. Great stuff here. 😊

[@pkoppula]

I know this is an 8 month old video and I'm commenting very late. But I marked this video for re-watch because I know how much information you share in these type of videos. And you obviously did not disappoint. This video is a great example of what your channel is all about Arun. Explained very clearly to us general audience without boring us for a second of the video. You're amazing and awesome and may you stay that way always 🙏🏽💯

[@monkz3196]

As someone who works in phone sales in the us, the A14 5G is one of the easiest phones to recommend to customers who want android and don’t want to spend and arm and a leg. They’re our go-to phone and it’s less than $10 a month to finance!

[@tapabrata561]

Oh yeah. Finance for a $150 phone. Fuck yes.

[@SaveThePurpleRhino]

@@tapabrata561 When you have to work two jobs just to afford life and bus tickets, yes

[@Saibert1]

holy fuck, these shit phones here in Brazil are expensive af less than 10 dollars per month is so insane for me wtf

[@monkz3196]

@@tapabrata561 they’re like $230 plus tax my guy. Most customers aren’t even cool with just paying the tax+activation.

[@ivailobozhilov6179]

As someone that works in phone sales in Europe, i always recommend a13/a14 rather than a13 5g/a14 5g. I dont like scamming my customers with worse phone for more money. You lose hardware and pay more for "5g" and the only benefit of the "5g" is that you lose 20% more battery.

[@KlumsyKairyu]

12:57 that's a very clever way to trick people to watch sponsored segment by shooting it with that phone

[@dan.franco]

I've never seen a video edition like yours. really good.

[@laurah7337]

I bought my mum an a72 in 2021 and twas the best decision I made for both of us. She prefers it over her previous S series for many reasons, including the massive battery. I know it's probably closer to the S series than the A series mentioned in this video but it still counts! Was going to get my dad an A53 (he prefers smaller compact phones)last year but he decided to go ahead and get an a13 which vastly prefers over his s6. As long as he's happy eh? 😅

[@Firebendah]

Saaaame! A72 and proud ❤ I love Samsung A series 😊

[@sachinkumar9446]

You rich people buy a 72 for your mom and dad but we are poor people we can able only buy 10 k price range phones what a pity

[@bergonath8851]

Same. Got my mom an A73, but my dad insists on getting A14.

[@momoza99]

@@sachinkumar9446 you are that poor and you use tge internet?

[@muhammedaral]

​@@sachinkumar9446 bro literally called A series phones are for riches 💀

[@milleniumdaemon]

I work for a phone carrier in the US and the A13, A14 & A03S are big sellers because majority of the time are always on promotions, like if you activate a line you can get one for free or are massively discounted. The sad part is that when people complain about these phones, it’s always due to user error

[@RealRamRamInThecut]

Right at boost mobile the Galaxy A14 is 5G and it’s only $79.99

[@milleniumdaemon]

@@RealRamRamInThecut yes and in T-Mobile get it for free if you add a line and 100$ worth of prepaid service

[@PSYCHOV3N0M]

"you can get one for free" You mean you MANIPULATE people into thinking it's free. Tell me you don't know what free means without telling me you don't know what free means. 😂😂😂

[@aimanazrie8944]

​@@PSYCHOV3N0Msounds like you're the one who doesn't understand the meaning 😂

[@2882a]

​@@PSYCHOV3N0M bro what the hell are you saying 💀

[@ichetanchauhan]

Thanks for taking/giving Sales and Marketing class.

[@spoonidk]

i own a a14 and it has so many features that makes it a value buy, rlly good for the price.

[@g.ananthanarayanan6993]

I own a Samsung Galaxy A04 and for the most part I am satisfied with it. I am a college student and I don’t play games so I don’t need a particularly demanding phone, and camera feels more than enough for my day to day photos. So yeah I don’t fear being on the extreme 😂

[@TheAngelOfDeath000]

Lmao that slow ass chip and a plastic back 😂😂😂🤣🤣🤮🤮🤮 cheap aah phone with that gimmicky 40 megapixel camera

[@Folsomdsf2]

The a04 should run every game on the market, just not maxed out on something like genshin.

[@vegcharli]

Wait, so not only are you dirt poor, but you don't even know how to properly spend what little you have. You actually are on the extreme...

[@vegcharli]

​@@SmitePlayz_ You should make fun of AX4 phone users.

[@yazouruaim694]

@@SmitePlayz_ why would they make fun bro?

[@tornotlukin]

Mrwhosetheboss, you truly have a holistic approach to sharing information about tech. Detail without boredom, visuals without cheapness, and just the right pacing for your videos. Always great stuff. 🤘

[@face3754]

as a proud owner of a14, it is really great 1 by 4 scale of the s23 ultra, i bought it in the Philippines for just 15k pesos (about 300 in usd) , the only issue i had was the software updates are often popping up and you cannot swipe right to it

[@PEN32]

This is one of better videos you made. Everything is explained very well. This is exactly how good marketing works.

[@padmanmendis8396]

5:17 im ded

[@hecate_emi]

I used to have the A71 and now I have the A52s and I love both of them. Pretty cool phones afortable, no bugs, no problems, the camera and the screen in both are phenomenal! Good battery life and have extended memory with an micro SD card is pretty useful! They are like mini computers at the palm of my hand! And they are at a price that I can afford to upgrade easier and more often than a flagship phone

[@knight7880]

Agree 👍

[@tastywater_]

I have an A52s as well and it doesn't disappoint considering its price. I used to think that having the "bestest" phone was an absolute necessity, but now I learned that an affordable mid-range phone is enough to satisfy. I overestimated how much I actually use my phone and for what purpose. And I later realised that there is no need for a $1000 phone just to watch youtube, scroll reddit, and play some games.

[@DMCdantenero112]

Same, I have the A52s and I see no point in upgrading any time soon.

[@ziadfazbearyt9054]

I also have an a71 and it is very good so far

[@mariokarter13]

Smartphones have advanced to the point that for 1/10th the price you can buy a new phone that's comparable to a flagship from two years ago. Your aunt doesn't want or need 4K 60FPS for Facebook.

[@kevinator0527]

Subscribed....you do an excellent job on this video, very imformative and quite funny

[@luqmananuar226]

This is my first time warching your video. I must say I'm impressed with your video and the infomation you provided. One subscibe for you.

[@IFProtagonist]

This man never disappoints, what a great perspective of knowledge and educating the tech nerds always... love your stuff. and, on the board, I loved the apple reference.

[@i.am.mbongeni]

Glad to see you talking about the A series. I'm from South Africa and the Galaxy A series is the most popular smartphone and pretty much an overall great phone for standard users

[@Rob__James]

Hows the load shedding going in SA? Are u using the torch on your phone a lot to see in the dark?😂 I left SA last year

[@i.am.mbongeni]

@@Rob__James it's tough🥲. Doesn't go as much though, usually 2 hours a day and we're used to it at this point. I think I'll follow to wherever you are soon 😂

[@goldenjackel5]

Sa a12 gang

[@kwirkmusic]

ayy where in south africa r u from?

[@i.am.mbongeni]

@@kwirkmusic Joburg

[@flonny1340]

I made the switch somewhat recently from my iPhone 6s to my A72, mainly because I wanted to keep my headphone jack but also have the ability to put in an SD card, because that was my main dilemma with my iphones, 5SE (2016) & 6s, I kept running out of storage 😅 and also I gre tired of Apple slowing down there older devices that I just quit it completely. ♡ So far, I am very pleased with my A72. 😊 it takes such pretty photos, & I really like how much quicker it is than my last phones 😅 ♡ I just had to get used to the size since it's a big leap to go from basically the older iphone 5SE 2016 to a Samsung A72 😅

[@1mezion]

Yeah but u get to love the added real estate.

[@ConscientiousObserver]

My A71 has been great since 2020 but it is about time to upgrade. Sadly the best phone with a headphone jack is a worse camera 😢

[@seanmcleod6524]

​@@ConscientiousObserverso what would be the upgrade of the xheaper series as of now?😊

[@kiwi.kiwi.]

For me, my A72 was getting slow and lagging even if I opened a folder of my apps or swiped the notification panel down, I’ve had it for about 4 years and its update support has almost ended. The camera ended up being glitchy with all those features baked into it, and inaccurate because it made my face lighter. Was too big for my hands as well, so I now have an iPhone. Apple doesn’t slow down their devices anymore after the lawsuit.

[@Luca-La-Rosa]

A phone with no sd cart is like a dog without a toy😢

[@Dragons18]

I used to have a A10 it was by far the best phone i ever had by far. It was small compact, photos were not bad at all for the price and the battery life held pretty well under the conditions i put it under. When i switched to a Moto Stylus 5G i regretted it. I miss the A10

[@zeroprisoner627]

I think you should start a series where you unbox an affordable smartphone from each company such as Xiaomi, Realme, Oppo, Samsung, Motorola, Vivo, Infinix, Tecno, Iqoo, Poco, and find the best one...

[@justinsm]

He actually have some videos talk about it

[@_ChristIsTheTruth]

Xiaomi

[@anonymousaxolotl]

I really like how the videos are engaging and try to teach you as much as possible, I feel like this is something I could show to my grandparents (who don't know anything about tech) and they would understand it

[@volcanojuice]

This guy is such a great communicator.. very easy on the ears

[@Can8ian.]

I have used flagship Samsung phones since the s8. Two weeks ago I bought a Samsung A04e and retired my s22 that was heavily used in my work as a courier(broke screen). The A04e is a low end model that I expected to be slow and buggy. I have used it now for the past couple of weeks and it has done everything my s22 did, although a bit slower. It connects to my galaxy watch and seems no different in that regard. It handles my courier routing software and mobile hotspot for my Android Auto head unit just as well as the s22 did. I don't know if it will hold up as long as the s22, but I am very pleased considering I spent less than $200 and I can still get the functionality I was getting from a phone that cost me over $1000. No contract either so less monthly cost.

[@Blximus]

I use an A52S for work, love it. When people ask my advice on android phones especially back home in Jamaica I always recommend they check out the A series. There’s a model in that series to meet different needs

[@TheAngelOfDeath000]

Work?? Get a iPhone 14 pro for that I run three stores 24 seven IT support and it does it task faster than ever 😂

[@4DaySplit]

You have absolutely the best A series there is regardless of it being older and the rarest. The new A54 is miles behind your phone. 💯

[@ItsRandom_27]

​@@TheAngelOfDeath000 You expect him to spend $1,000 on a phone? 💀

[@frowningboat8039]

Great phone, a little too good for it's price really, especially when compared with its successors the a53 and a54.

[@seifhnichi1121]

The best part about the Samsung a52s is its processor

[@tellulaire8168]

he always finds the most original and discreet ways to rick roll us...

[@akivaehreich674]

2:23

[@MatteoRobloxGamer]

@@akivaehreich674 2:31 *

[@levikindred8007]

10:30

[@MatteoRobloxGamer]

@@levikindred8007 yeah also…

[@sakshivichare1740]

11:40

[@ThePeterasd]

For many years I have been working abroad, which means I have a local SIM card and a Native country SIM card. So I started to use dual sim phones. Then I found that using sim cards from different countries in one device affects many online activities, and I ditched away my local sim card and bought an iPhone. However, I decided to keep another local sim card as a backup, so I have three sim cards. I keep the native sim and the backup sim in one phone- I used to have a Samsung device (previously Asus, Huewei, Oppo, etc). I previously had the J7, the J5, and more recently the A53. Apart from the camera, everything is the same and I never felt the need to choose the S series. in North Germany, I like Samsung's devices than iPhone (google map, network signal capture, Bluetooth connectivity etc.) for some basic needs.

[@JustARandomSomething]

The Samsung A series is used in business. When am employee needs a phone for a job, the company have budgets on mobiles and will often only go with quality brands and affordable prices. Samsung have managed to hit this market very well. Work will be upgrading all work phones soon and all of them will be a newer Samsung A series, totalling 15+ phones

[@SoulSeeker20]

I think the ability to talk about something no one else would have otherwise cared about is a skill set within itself. It's that transition from being a channel that people go to for specific content to a channel we go to to see YOU talk about a variety of topics.

[@RS-B5ZV]

This is quite simply one of the best explanation videos on the Samsung smartphones I've seen. From the price structure to the breakdown of the processing difference this was an excellent video. I would have personally liked to have replaced my Note 10 + with an A series phone as I'm fed up of the prices on the premium S series, but I prefer wireless charging, so I may have to wait for the S FE versions 😉

[@kathro2523]

Got the S20 FE about 18 months ago.. when you are on a budget but still want to get a better phone, it works perfectly. I know it will still work for a couple of years. And I do a lot of from phone working..

[@Tokopilbiru]

@Kath Ro i own 20fe too but i regret not waiting for the A series. The phone is kinda laggy if you play games for more than an hour sometimes. And i couldn't find a slim case for it.

[@jakobn2913]

I also have the S 20 FE, but I regret getting it in 2022. The Processor is not the best, the Battery is not that good anymore and the Update support ends next year. I really hope the S 23 FE comes and gets Upgrades in charging Speed, Camera.

[@RS-B5ZV]

@@jakobn2913 I think the new FE could be right up there with specification and speed etc. But it may pit itself against the A series? 🤔

[@PSYCHOV3N0M]

Paying more money to charge their phone SLOWER and LESS EFFICIENTLY. Hilarious! 😂😂😂

[@paperheartzz]

Thank you for explaining the Numbers for android. Much value.

[@erickfernando18]

Thanks for explaining the generation meaning of the number model, love it

[@GFJDean35]

This is such a well done video man. Constantly engaging and constantly informative. No sentence was a waste of space. Not clickbait. Kudos for being able to be such a successful channel without resorting to cheap tactics

[@nopants4259]

He's got the BBC vibes

[@Tetopettenson1]

Because he is the boss

[@Theunicorn2012]

This is such a well done video man. Constantly engaging and constantly informative. No sentence was a waste of space. Not clickbait. Kudos for being able to be such a successful channel without resorting to cheap tactics

[@prasad8956]

Never seen someone analyse it this well from so many dimensions. Great takeaways for product engineers

[@Supafly621]

What a review....well done sir.. Very informative 👍 ...😎

[@jevinpavan2427]

Hey Arun. I use the A12 model. I was initially a Note 10 user. When my note was damaged by water, i needed to get myself a phone for work. The A12 was cheap and looked good for a few month till I get myself the next flagship. However, here we go, 2 years down the road, I'm still using the A12. The battery life is amazing and alright to watch YT and Tiktok😂😂

[@Wendy_Earth-1510]

I broke mine Monday and today my A14 finally worked on the network. Love it so far lol

[@yt_user1772]

I'm using galaxy a04s for studying, for taking pictures, for watching videos, for working with documents and many many other things. It's an amazing phone and the battery life is the best thing about it. And many small nice things like 90hz, 3.5mm jack, microsd support, nfc, fingerprint scanner and etc. is just amazing considering how cheap it is.

[@Kimtu241294]

Imagine a video is so informative, you don't even know that you're getting a sponsor message. Thanks, Arun. Love this! Hope to see more videos on this subject matter. :D

[@AwaisKhan-dt5eg]

I have the A54 5G 8GB variant. It does wonders!

[@choochoochooseyou]

Great vid. Very informative. Thanks.

[@Asian__Dad]

6:16 Bro called Airrack just to ask him what bathroom would he use

[@airplanedud]

lol

[@LaunchRecap]

The A series is so underrated. Thanks for covering this. Absolutely loved it ❤

[@kalitafamily279]

Here before this explodes

[@zacuddin3821]

​@@kalitafamily279 same

[@isaafzal9423]

Same

[@dyl518]

Same

[@evhbguy]

Same

[@Usunto]

Been using the A52 for over 2 years now and I love it. I think I could easily pull off 2 more years on this phone, never had any problems with it, it still works flawlessly. Mid range samsung really is the bang for your buck. Only thing I wish for is more mid range smartphones with smaller screens (6" or 6.1" is the sweet spot for me).

[@dmo848]

Still using a51 and I see no reason still to upgrade

[@lucadipaolo1997]

I've used an A50 until recently (2019~2023), and only upgraded to an M34 because I dropped the A50, and a proper AMOLED screen replacement was way too expensive, and the phone also wasn't charging properly after it was dropped (it would only occasionally charge through an USB port on my computer, and even then very slowly), so fully repairing it would ended up costing nearly as much as the M34, which was on sale at the time; upgrading to 5G and 4K was a nice bonus, though I have a dedicated camera so I don't care all that much about phone cameras besides using them as secondary units on multi camera setups.

[@eclipsedigi]

you earneda new sub with that "damn son" audio clip, made me smile haha

[@time-yt2cz]

well done. love the analyzing and details in your video

[@tylormoodley5956]

I'd love a video on the A34. I actually think that's more of the sweet spot. It's a bit more expensive. But you get AMOLED, 90hz with a much better set of camera and better performance.

[@juffma]

I own an A33 and i think too that the 30 series is a sweet spot. I don't need the features of the A50 series but you get the normal OneUI (not Core)

[@aquss33]

I'm still on the more than 4 year old galaxy A50 I bought at launch, still works very well. Looks more or less modern, the cameras could be better, the battery is slowly decreasing in size, it's gotten a bit slow, but still somehow lasts a full day of 4.5h of screen on time with a very high brightness. Plus, there are no ads and no sponsored apps since it uses the real OneUI. Just got a software update like 2 weeks ago. For the 300€ I paid more than 4 year ago, it was a great investment.

[@namankhandelwal3938]

why will one buy Samsung A34 as S21FE is selling for the same price bracket on Samsung website.

[@juffma]

@@namankhandelwal3938 better battery life, SD card slot, better Bluetooth and it's newer. Of course the S21FE also has its advantages like a better camera

[@nathansstuff1547]

120hz*

[@RedFoxRoaming]

I have an A04s 4GB version. Its great value & satisfyingly well rounded. Well done Samsung.

[@andreasguntoro5399]

A first viewer here. Damn to-point presentation, subscribed right away.

[@sachinbhoi1999]

Man the hardwork you put into your videos.. just next level 👏🏻

[@LynxRecover]

The price to build quality and experience of the A1 series also means its a very attractive option for businesses who supply phones to their workers. I have an A13 which was provided by my organisation - it ticks all the boxes for usability, whilst still being affordable enough to supply them to a large number of people.

[@fatimaharoon2648]

i got the a10 in 9th grade, im in sixth form now and hopefully getting the a24 next month, the phone works well enough but its been like 4 years and im tired of not having more updates

[@MrPramit007]

Hands down. Best explanation till date.🎉

[@pratiksen2455]

3:29 that catch tho😮

[@jacobmcneel9429]

I literally bought a Galaxy A14 5G last week. I did this for one reason, and that's the absolutely massive battery life. I'm a very tech-oriented person, but the one feature that matters to me over any other is the battery. It's why I use an Amazfit watch instead of a Samsung watch. The battery matters, and the lower processing power of devices such as these results in less battery anxiety over the day. I can still get the same basic things done such as messaging and web browsing, but I can do it for longer.

[@chriskrausesmovie]

Literally

[@jakobn2913]

Same😂. Had a A21s and an Amazfit GTS2 mini, then upgraded to the S20FE and the Galaxy Watch 4. The A21s lasted 1.5 days easily, the S20 FE and my current S22 last just a day. The Amazfit Watch lasted 1 week upwards, my Galaxy Watch never lasted more than 2 days.

[@HEXZ0R-]

i got my samsung a72 , 2 years ago for $350 and im pretty happy with it ever since , samsung just makes the best budget phones

[@sursrain]

we got a34 for y mom's birthday present, and its a very nice phone, good camera, nice feel and good design, from p20 pro, performance doesnt seems lacking

[@JHak909]

It's nice to see the "less popular" phones getting appreciation 😄 Almost my entire family uses the a series. (The A10 is the only one that I think is the weakest of the bunch tho 😅)

[@ydanx]

someone stole your comment and got a bunch of likes

[@JHak909]

​@@ydanx well..... Rip me I guess. KZbin's fault for not bothering to do anything with the comments section bots....

[@justinsm]

But it's the most selling in the world since existed

[@deadgoldenheart9560]

I wish they would stop making these ugly phones and instead, continue to sell the fe series as the new budget phones, Apple doesn't do any of what samsung does, and it's still a way bigger company.

[@praveengeorge8413]

@@deadgoldenheart9560 Battery on flagships are mostly always horrible. He shows in this video itself, iPhone is on 50% and the a12 is at 80. All FE phones also have bad battery..

[@BigBob_wicker]

Mrwhosetheboss!!! I absolutely love all of your vids, you're my favourite youtuber rn! Thanks for all your hard work in Tech.❤

[@ConscientiousObserver]

Sandstorm with the wired headphone was a nice touch. You got me figured out 😅

[@bettercallriggy]

12:11 is actually true tho I've had my Redmi note 8 pro for 4 years and when I bought another phone I passed it to my mom with an older phone She wouldn't upgrade because she loved how the Redmi note 8 pro survived the 4 years and still works perfectly fine and wanted the same phone

[@user-wg3tc4qr2e]

Yeah, being a user of the A14 5G, from the day of its launch, I can genuinely say that it is a truly worth the cash, complete package. The experience is neat, haptics worth the price, and the camera- truly great for a phone costing 18K INR! I am into photography as a hobby, and I just love the camera!! The video is also fine, the FHD 30FPS just works great. Now these are my reviews after having tried other brands like MI and Oppo. The A14 is just so complete overall. 🙂

[@kindofanmol]

Tbh pretty much every phone in the Galaxy-A series is absolute bang for the buck considering how good Samsung's software support is compared to other brands. Even for the higher-end A54, you're basically getting a somewhat trimmed down S23 for literally less than half the price. Watch Flossy Carter's review to see just how close the A54 is to the flagship S23.

[@mouadtalbi4170]

But a54 compared to the competition it's really lacking unless you want a samsung

[@sauravchhabra840]

Let’s compare it to s21fe. It loses on the spot. S21fe is an ‘s’ tier phone. It gets more features and is still less expensive than a54

[@Blackfatrat]

@@sauravchhabra840 That depends on where you live. Where I live the the s21fe costs about 150£ more and will recieve shorter software support. But yes, the s21FE can certaintly be worth it.

[@bhaskarsamani1507]

@@Blackfatrat i paid £185 for a Samsung Galaxy A52 5G, it was Refurbished

[@dhruvit2408]

​@@sauravchhabra840 pricing of a54 is so hopeless

[@pixelgaming7261]

2:29 I got the same page when I booted up my A13 5G for the first time. At least there's no ads. While you don't see the sponsored apps page on very many other phones, you only get it once, and most other phones have ads that affect day-to-day experience. 11:19 It probably costs more to make the A14's case because it's larger than the S23 so you need more material.

[@R3D_Lantern]

I've had an A40, A50, & A53. I like them all. They're great for the price.

[@ItsCrawdaddy]

I work at Cricket Wireless, a cell service in the US. We specialize in low/mid-range devices, and the A14 5g has been one of our best selling phones since it released. It's a really solid device.

[@marksamuelbeck]

Really, I love tech. Thank you for this hard work. I appreciate it.

[@justmii4887]

i got this phone (A14) a few weeks ago and i gotta say that i'm super happy with it. i didn't understand and was curious when i heard that it's me best selling android phone and watching this video made me like the phone even more.

[@goldminecrafter]

Wow, you're on a roll! So much amazing content, and you answer a lot of questions! Quality AND quantity, as well as being funny and informative. I have no idea HOW you do it.

[@RoseQuartz692]

I like how the number 6 was picked at the 6:00 mark of the video

[@erandeser5830]

It is the same tsunami of ads on the Galaxy tab S8, not an economy option. It comes from the Samsung ID, which is impossibly difficult to delete (still trying).

[@intelligencehunter42]

I have a A03 core which i have dropped a hudred times, workking outside. I throw it down in the sand or mud regularly. Its fine. I use to have an S8. It fell once, the screen broke.

[@swearexus1257]

It's great that you are talking about these phones because I think most tech-channels forget about them when they are actually more popular than the flagships. I use a Galaxy A52 and I bought it as soon as it came out for like 2 years ago and I absolutely love it. - UPDATE: Thanks for all the likes

[@asanka2507]

I also use this phone. A good phone. But don't put it in water. The back cover does not seal properly.

[@Michalloyd]

@@asanka2507 I accidentally drowned my A52 5G couple times and it's doing fine. Sometimes it gets laggy but maybe a reset would help it. Haven't done it since I bought it almost 2 years ago

[@swearexus1257]

@@asanka2507 Never hade that problem. Might be on your particulat device.

[@dkssah8181]

Correct great📱 A series

[@dude_with_a_knife6836]

I'm on my fourth year with a Samsung Galaxy A50, and it's been great. The only issue is the battery is now barely enough for 5 hours of active use, but that's expected from an almost 4 year old phone. Still enough performance for everything i do, still getting updates and still holding up even after several hard falls. In fact my experience was so great, i've managed to convince 6 people in my family to go with samsung's budget/midrange phones, including two hardcore iphone fans.

[@spacedaway]

A52s uses a 778G btw

[@Dezron]

Me too! But I can definitely feel it has slowed down and the battery drains a lot faster than before, but that's to be expected.

[@spacedaway]

Really

[@dude_with_a_knife6836]

@Zaydan Alfariz Really wasn't an issue for me personally. My gf has an A52, and had an A71 before that, other family members have two A51s, an A13, an A03. And while A03 and A13 are the phones you get when thats's what you can afford, by the time you get to the A50 series, an average person will get all they need, and the processor won't even matter. All the cool and flashy stuff, new tech, etc. happens above our budget for a new phone anyway, and if you just want to get a phone for daily use - youtube, instagram, chats, occasional Hill Climb Racing session and some pdf viewing - the truth is, if you buy the latest A50 series entry, it will satisfy all those needs and you don't even need to know whats's inside of it.

[@LeKNG]

​@@dude_with_a_knife6836 The A00 series does all those things very well too. The only downside they have to the the other A series is processing speed and camera quality.

[@jaimebond]

The A0 Core series are indestructible long lasting battery mine is 6 years old broken in all corners fallen down 3very day and still works well. I have new phones also but kept my old a0 Core.

[@tfking10]

amazing information. Stood in a phone shop and wondered for a long time if A13 was a scam. Makes sense. Mum loves the phone. These phones are bringing tech to developing countries.

[@sripavanchunchu5735]

Arun's making fun of the thick broders on a 150$ phone , while the 800$ iPhone 14 has a notch.🤣🤣

[@shxuryaaaa]

XD

[@faustinemike]

Lmao🤣💀

[@faustinemike]

And the look of iPhone SE unbearable lol

[@ShersGarage]

Production quality and entertainment is on the different level on this video! Arun is a great presenter.