Reviewing Samsung's Galaxy A35 5G, a budget-friendly mid-range alternative to those S23 flagship phones. I've been testing the Samsung Galaxy A35 5G for a week now, including the camera, gaming performance, battery life and more, by using it as my full-time smartphone. Here's my verdict, and this blower will cost you just over £300 in the UK from Samsung's website:

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The Samsung Galaxy A35 5G's 50MP camera is surprisingly decent for this price point, only faltering when the lighting is very dim - otherwise you'll get crisp, attractive looking photos. Gaming on Genshin Impact also worked well, despite the limited performance. Battery life is good too, with the Samsung A35 lasting all day quite happily even with plenty of use.

Samsung has slapped a crisp and punchy Super AMOLED screen and stereo speaker setup on the Galaxy A35 5G, so movie fans should be happy enough. And that design is bright and colourful too, with a small selection of different colours on offer.

So that's my review of the Samsung Galaxy A35 5G. Bit of a cracker at this price, with only the occasional stumble in performance to complain about.

Samsung Galaxy A35 5G Review Chapters:
0:00 - Banging on a bit
0:44 - Design
2:17 - OneUI & features
4:35 - Display & audio
6:16 - Performance & gaming
7:46 - Battery life
8:43 - Cameras
11:33 - Verdict