Samsung Galaxy A16 5G A Series, Unlocked Android Smartphone, Large AMOLED Display, Durable Design, Super Fast Charging, Expandable Storage, 5G Connectivity, US Version, 2025, Blue Black

I needed a new phone, but all the new phones cost about $1000, and I didn't want to spend that. I am in my mid-70's and I am on my phone a lot, for calls, texts, and YouTube videos. The main phones now are Motorola, Samsung, and iPhone. I am used to Android and so there is that. This phone is fabulous, I am so happy with it. I got same-day delivery from Amazon. The phone was 70% charged, so I could start right away. It directed me to copy everything from my old phone to this new phone, and I was able to do it easily. I drove over to my new Provider, and they quickly changed over the SIM card for me. This Galaxy A16 phone is perfect! Light and comfortable to hold and use, superior camera quality, huge memory capacity, and great sound for calls and music. And the price is right! I love my new phone.

Love this phone. Does it have the greatest camera? Does the screen have the highest resolution? Does it have the clearest internal speaker? well no but honestly it is more than adequate for everyday use. The quality of this phone is much better than more expensive units i have owned and is fast and dependable. For the price this has to be the best value out there.

The price is awesome. The setup? Not bad. Not supper fast either. Nice size. Nice weight. Sharp image. Excellent audio. Read the description of what's inside the box! There was no charger included. Not cool, and why it isn't included? I'm not fixing to buy a new charger. Luckily, I have extra cords and that's how I'm charging the phone.

This phone certainly is an outstanding value. Today, companies hype you with devices for well over $1,000.00. I have been buying inexpensive phones like this for YEARS, and have saved great deals of money while staying in my budget and enjoying the full benefits of modern mobile phones. The display and sound quality are excellent; it is durable and withstands daily wear (that is, with the usual added benefits of an appropriate case and/or holster); it captures the signals from the cellular network very well and has great connectivity; accessories such as screen protectors, USB C cables, and power adapters are very plentiful (one thing that would cause me to immediately reject considering a phone is when the manufacturer designs their devices to require proprietary accessories), the charging time is very good; and, again, it is an overall, excellent value. Definitely deserving of 5-Stars.

Same price as my Moto 5 G from 5 years ago! But with all the improvements that you would expect from tech advances. It's about the same weight and size but the case is thinner which is nice. Predictive text handling is a bit more capricious and sometimes obtuse, but keyboard itself is more accurate. Swings and roundabouts. Overall, very good phone and incredible value for money. Paying $170 vs $1000 seems very sensible to me!

I was looking for a secondary phone that I could dedicate specifically to work (email, number, apps, etc). In the past I've had plenty of low budget phones that did a great job with this (particularly the Motorola G series) but I wanted to give Samsung a try since the price to specs ratio was really good. The hardware itself is really good at this price. For $175, I got a phone with a good battery, decent camera, good screen, and a solid processor to keep most apps running well. Unfortunately, the whole Samsung suite of tools slows the phone down to a crawl if they decide to automatically run or update in the background. I hate this future of forced updates, and while it IS possible to disable "most" updates, some will still happen automatically around the Samsung suite of tools. Things like Samsung cloud, Smart things, Switch, Sync, and many more are constantly running for no reason, and attempting to interact with any will push you to create a silly Samsung account to manage their behavior. The One UI thing is extremely pushy with updates, with their overlay prompting me to update in the middle of typing an email or doing anything else. I don't know how we've fallen off so badly when it comes to UX design... at some point companies decided that their needs come first, and if there's any leftover time and budget, the user experience gets some consideration. Overall, the phone is a good piece of hardware, but the software is extremely annoying, pushy, laggy, and broken in many ways I highly recommend de-bloating the device by removing as much unnecessary crap as you possibly can, then the phone becomes much more usable.

My wife picked this one out and she is super happy with it. She says it's light years ahead of her old cellphone. Build quality is great, easy to use and all aspects are functional and the screen images are terrific.