Samsung Galaxy A36 vs. Samsung Galaxy A35

20 April 2025
How does last year's popular Samsung midranger stack up against the new model.

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    The Galaxy A26 and A36 are both poor value for money. I purchased a Galaxy A35 (8GB/256GB) a while ago, with a good discount, and am quite happy with it. My alternate choice was a Galaxy A55, which is currently going for roughly the same price as a brand new A36.

    For those considering the A36: If you absolutely want a Samsung, do yourself a favour and go for the Galaxy A35 or A55 instead. The former is especially better value for money if it is the e-sim supported version. Get the A55 only for better battery life and slightly better cameras.

    Some people will argue that you should consider the A36 for its Qualcomm X62 modem and strong signal reception. Well, let me tell you that my A35 has been no worse on signal reception than my wife's Redmi Note 13 Pro, which also has the Qualcomm X62 and well-tuned antennas. And she is on the same network provider and data plan.

      WelcometoGboard, 2 hours ago45w is kinda revolutionary for scamsungEven that doesn't make much of a difference. They cut the charge time for 0-100% from 85 minutes to about 70 minutes. That is a roughly 18% difference. If they cut it down by double that, then it'd be something.

        justasmile, 6 hours ago6 OS updates would basically be their reason to justify buy... morehell nah. no one uses 1 phone for 6 years
        scamsung just trying to steal your money

          45w is kinda revolutionary for scamsung

            justasmile, 6 hours ago6 OS updates would basically be their reason to justify buy... moreWhy would it be a positive to be stuck with a worse phone for a longer time?

              Even the a34 is the same, except waterdrop notch. 3rd generation stuck on the same place.

                I don't think the A36 design is more refined, on the contrary. And the A line losing SD card support is a major dealbreaker. You're literally losing about 1 TB of storage without the possibility to upgrade it.

                  6 OS updates would basically be their reason to justify buying the A26 over A35, as otherwise there is nothing to justify.

                    Hopicus, 8 hours agoGSMarena never disclose what game is used to make the batte... morethey DID say a medium load type of game so genshin, honkai and some other stuff like that are out of the question.

                    It IS funny tho that some phones dont last at all whereas others last a long time despite having the same chip, leading me to believe the one throttling the most wins.

                      GSMarena never disclose what game is used to make the battery test. Because 1 hour of playing genshin impact and 1 hour of playing spades do not consume same same battery.

                        The perfect definition of a sidegrade.
                        It is disappointing that the A36 didn't get the 1480.

                        But then again, yearly upgrades are a thing of the past. For A32/A33 users, the A36 remains a solid upgrade. Of course, if you can find the A35 for less, it's also a good phone, and 3 years left of OS update is perfectly fine in this class.

                          There is absolutely NO REASON at all to upgrade if you own an A35.

                            Also, the Galaxy A35 comes pack with UFS 3.1, while the A36 for some reasons downgrade to UFS 2.2.

                            https://nanoreview.net/en/phone-compare/samsung-galaxy-a36-5g-vs-samsung-galaxy-a35-5g

                            The faster and more advanced UFS version used in the Galaxy A35 is a big deal. Not only that the faster speed ensure better performance and user experience, but also relatively more future-proof.

                            And don't forget the microSD slot, for people that loves storing multimedia content like me, that slot is a gem. Used the internal storage for apps, games and anything else that requires fast storage, while the microSD is for contents that doesn't demands high performance.

                            Bonus: here in my country the A35 are actually SIGNIFICANTLY cheaper than the A36.

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