Samsung Galaxy Amp

10 reviews

Apr, 2024

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usability (20)
price (11)
portability (5)
screen (5)
durability (5)

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battery (2)

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alaTest has collected and analyzed 10 reviews of Samsung Galaxy Amp. The average rating for this product is 3.8/5, compared to an average rating of 4.1/5 for other Cell phones for all reviews. People are impressed by the portability and durability. The sound and price are also appreciated. Some have doubts about the battery, while there are some mixed opinions about the camera.

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Expert review by : Jessica Dolcourt (cnet.co.uk)

Samsung Galaxy Amp review:

If you live within newbie Aio Wireless' tiny network, the $130 Samsung Galaxy Amp smartphone is a good no-contract Android buy.

The entry-level ; runs Android 4.1, gives strong call quality, and has a solid 5-megapixel camera.

There's no LTE on the Galaxy Amp, internal memory is abysmal, and the phone is only available in a handful of cities.

If you're within newbie Aio Wireless' tiny network and looking for an affordable Android phone, the Samsung Galaxy Amp is a good buy.

Jun, 2013

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Expert review by : Jessica Dolcourt (cnet.com)

Samsung Galaxy Amp review

A brand-new phone for AT&T's brand-new Aio Wireless prepaid arm, the Samsung Galaxy Amp does a fairly good job balancing entry-level Android features with cost.

The entry-level Samsung Galaxy Amp runs Android 4.1, gives strong call quality, and has a solid 5-megapixel camera.

There's no LTE on the Galaxy Amp, internal memory is abysmal, and the phone is only available in a handful of cities.

If you're within newbie Aio Wireless' tiny network and looking for an affordable Android phone, the Samsung Galaxy Amp is a good buy.

Jun, 2013

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Consumer review (cnet.com)

Works lie a high dollar mobile

I got 3 Samsung Galaxy Amp phones from Cricket and was very surprised at how well they worked. MY last phone was a Alcatel OneTouch with a different company was a first class piece of junk, this was my first "smart phone" that I used for 2 months....

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Mar, 2017

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Consumer review (cnet.com)

"A good phone for the price but not simple to operate."

I was with Sprint and saw AIO's promotion. With the price and for what they were offering thought it was a good deal and it is in a way. I considered getting their flip phone but the screen is very small and very hard to see the characters. Wish they...

Price is good and also AIO network. Young people in the store were very helpful. Good Connection with ATT. Screen is bright and clear and small enough to put in a pocket. Voice to text is good but difficult to set up. Sound quality is good.

Very hard to learn how to operate everything. You have to download the instructions, almost 200 pages. Answering a call or checking voice mail can be difficult. Don't think the battery lasts as long as they advertize.

Mar, 2014

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