Samsung Galaxy A15, A15 5G and Galaxy A25 5G announced

12 December 2023
All three will be available in Vietnam from December 16.

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potato4k, 13 Dec 2023Why would you even be looking at these phones if you are a ... moreThe previous A23 5G used the Snapdragon 695 so I was hoping for it. I just want a phone with average performance, no need to be too powerful. Poco phones are very dangerous, no one can tell when the motherboard is dead

    Kirisame, 13 Dec 2023I was hoping they used Snapdragon 6 gen 1 on the A25 but wh... moreWhy would you even be looking at these phones if you are a gamer? Go buy the Poco F5.

      Yet another G99 phone... LOL. But this is good. At least no more effin eMMC for the A1x series. Next move is to rid of it for the A0x series. With all having AMOLED, this is a strong showing from Samsung. I predict these models will be quite popular.

        ShubhamDeshmukh, 13 Dec 2023Exynos 1280 was mediocre (both CPU & GPU) from the day ... moreTrue. The real problem is the software bloat, especially the inefficiency of Android itself. If the software was kept efficient, we could be using SD425 and Helio A22 without much lagging. But nope, instead we need Helio G99 and up to just run the OS smoothly.

          ShubhamDeshmukh, 12 Dec 2023Yeah I'm shocked Samsung is still not done with 1280. ... moreThe Exynos 1280 is roughly equivalent to a SD695 chip (which I currently use in my daily driver). As long as the software bloat is kept in check, it'll last several years. Compare that to a 8x A53 chip like the Helio G37 that will constantly lag and stutter navigating through the OS.

          As for gaming, it won't handle heavy graphically intensive games, but it should handle most smaller games and emulators up to at least N64/DS with ease.

            Why does the A15 5G come with more storage than the A25?

              LosEstupido, 12 Dec 2023Who would've thought the Exynos 1280 was gone for good... moreThis exynos chip is far better than the Helio G3x or other 8x A53 crap that seems to finally be dying

                fush3, 12 Dec 2023Not everywhere is 5G capable. And the 5G antenna is gonna c... moreOkay? I don't exactly care. The point is it's a phone that costs over 2 hundred bucks making compromises that it has no business making at that price.

                  Anonymous, 12 Dec 2023The Mali G68 of the Exynos 1280 has exactly the same amount... moreSame amount of cores, or even same cores means nothing, they are different chipsets, one of which does perform well (Dimensity 1080), the other one doesn't, and it never did (Exynos 1280), that's that.

                    Anonymous, 12 Dec 2023The Mali G68 of the Exynos 1280 has exactly the same amount... moreExynos 1280 was mediocre (both CPU & GPU) from the day it launched as mid-range (A53 & A33) in Mar 2022 compared to Qualcomm & Mediatek midrangers. Now it will be 2 year old by the time A25 hits most stores. Even if downgraded to low-end phones, it is not worth buying new. I'll give new phones 2 years max before they start feeling obsolete due to random crashes of overwhelming software demands.

                    The problem may be Google's lax efficiency requirements, data gathering, AI & careless app developers, but that is how the Android ecosystem is. Even 6 GB RAM phones sometimes suffer on Android while it is efficient on iOS.

                      The A25 5G should have got eSIM support.

                        atichko, 13 Dec 2023You don't have to buy a 5G unit. There is a 4G as well... more5g is here because they want real time data about their animal farm ... With 6g they'll scan everywhere you go , even if u don't use a smartphone . First city people , then villages . That's why they made 5g antenna so small ... So biodiversity won't be ducked along with us because of our stupidity

                          sssssd, 13 Dec 2023Any idea when will samsung foreget using GALAXY model after... moreNot until they abandon Android I'm sure

                            Anonymous, 13 Dec 2023Why buy 5G phone when you dont even use 5G! You don't have to buy a 5G unit. There is a 4G as well. I do understand that there is no point of buying a 5G unit if there isn't any decent 5G coverage present or if you have to pay a surcharge for it if you want to use it. In my country 5G is getting deployed with a delay (after having been kind of forced to get rid of Chinese hardware) and it much faster but I'm still pretty happy with 4G speeds, especially considering the fact that 5G is still much more power hungry for a device to stay connected with it. On iPhones for example I do turn off 5G as they don't have big batteries but on an Android, from time to time I turn it on.

                              BlinG-BlinG, 13 Dec 2023Those U shape front cameras are an eye sore...i don't ... moreI do understand you. A punch hole screen would be better but if there has to be a notch for whatever reason then I prefer a U notch by far compared to the ugly V notches that are the rule for budget devices.

                                Can't wait to have an A15 in my hands, a 5G one. Really curious to see how well it goes compared to the A14 5G (a nice device where I have no complaints about).

                                  sssssd, 13 Dec 2023Any idea when will samsung foreget using GALAXY model after... moreuntil if humans have the capability to transform themselves into cars.

                                    newflesh, 12 Dec 2023You may be suprised to know that I know plenty of people wh... moreeither they just didn't change or upgrade phones.

                                      Anonymous, 12 Dec 2023not bad if prices end up the same in the states, altho at 1... morerecommending portable heat generators eh? i see.

                                        Anonymous, 13 Dec 2023Why buy 5G phone when you dont even use 5G! for future-proof stuff.

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