What the Critics Are Saying...
- Aatif Sulleyman, TrustedReviewsIf £120 is as far as your budget will stretch, you could do far worse than the Samsung Galaxy A02s – a fairly ordinary smartphone that delivers extraordinary value for money. Battery life is excellent, it runs on a recent build of Android and One UI, and it’s a looker too. If you can afford to spend...
- Ryan Haines, Android AuthorityThe Samsung Galaxy A02s offers the fundamentals of what you need in a smartphone. It packs a headphone jack, three cameras, an unbeatable price, and a large display, but the final punch comes up short. A reasonable buy for the price, but spend a little extra and you'll get a lot more.
- Ryan Whitwam, The WirecutterThe Samsung Galaxy A02s has better performance and update support than other ultra-budget phones, and it works on all cellular networks.
- Ryne Hager, Android PoliceThe Galaxy A02s isn't competing with flagships or even mid-range devices. It's slow enough that some basic software features are just about unusable without a great deal of patience. But everything works, it's $110, and you can depend on Samsung to value your security and keep the phone safe to use...
- Florian Schmitt, NotebookcheckThe Samsung Galaxy A02s has some significant problems with its WLAN module, and while you would be able to use it for Internet surfing, you will get 20 times the speed with some other similarly priced devices. That is annoying, and even though Samsung might improve this with a software update at som...
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The Galaxy A02s price will vary depending on retailer, age, special offers and whether or not it's purchased with a service plan. If purchased with a 2 year service contract for example, you would likely pay much less for the phone itself up front. You can compare Samsung Galaxy A02s prices from around the web here on The Informr.
Samsung backs up the Galaxy A02s with a 2 Years parts & labour warranty.
If your Galaxy A02s has problems and is still within its warranty period, you could contact Samsung support or the retailer you purchased the phone from. You'll find Samsung's contact information here. If your phone is off warranty and needs repair for a physical problem such as a broken screen or bad battery, you should visit an authorized service centre or a local phone repair shop. You can also connect with others in The Informr Community Forum to find and share answers to questions.
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