Samsung Galaxy A80 (Swivel Cam | SD730G | All Screen Infinity) - Unboxing & Hands On Review By C4ETech

Samson silently released the galaxy alt in India recently we know it's got that cool pop-up swivel camera, but what else is Samsung offering for almost 50 thousand rupees? Well, let's unbox it first, hey guys, I hear from c4e Tech and if you do end up liking. What you see? Please don't forget it on our notifications by having the bell icon and by the way, if you've not checked out my May 3 giveaway. Here's a card to that now, the galaxy a8 II comes in the regular white Samsung packaging, nothing different. Here we have an image of the phone as well as some branding to the back. As always, we give this pick highlights and there's more branding to the sides. Let's not remove the plastic and see.

What's on the inside opening up the box, we have the AAT itself at first, let's get back to it in a bit now, the top of the box. It's got the sim ejector tool, some documentation, warranty card, Quick, Start, Guide, etc. Then there is a pink hard case now getting back to the AAT peeling, the plastic off. This is the angel gold variant I'm, not a huge fan of gold, but this pearly pinkish white dust. Looks nice! Let's remove the plastic of the front, turn on the AAT and set it aside for the moment.

We then have a 25 watt, fast charger. We also get a pair of type C earphones here and finally, there's a type C to type-c cable, no case. The reason why Samsung's included a pair of type C earphones here is because the AIT does not have a headphone jack. Another thing it doesn't have is support for micros expansion, so a dual SIM tray, type, C port, primary mic and speakers. That's what we find at the bottom are.

The placements include the power key to the right volume keys to the left, a secondary mic up top and that's pretty much it now to the back. You see this camera module that raises and flips. So the AAT has two motorized mechanisms. Basically, this triple camera setup you get to use it for selfies -. The reason Samsung's gone this route is to make sure that there are no marches or cutouts any kind of interruption to the front, and this here it's a six point.

Seven inch gorilla glass covered Super, AMOLED display. The resolution is full HD Plus, which seems to be sharp enough. The colors are rich, the viewing angles great, and it's plenty bright. Samson does provide a couple of options to tinker around with in regard to color accuracy and, of course, this being AMOLED. We have an always-on option, so you can just glance at the AAD to check out the time or if you have any notifications, now one unique aspect of this display.

Well, it's the aspect: ratio, no pun intended. Now it's a little different from what you are used to it's 20 by 9, so the display is a little taller. In fact, the AAT is quite a big phone. It's also white to grip, it's 9.3, millimeters thick and weighs in at about 220 grams. So it is indeed a little hefty single-handed.

Usage was definitely not on Samsung's minds when they built this one. So it's a big phone. It's a little heavy. It's got slippery glass to the front and back now, thanks to these, the chances of dropping the AAT are a little higher than usual, but I get it looks, are the priority here: it's not functionality its form, but what I do not get is why the included case is so smooth. There's, no texture, no grip whatsoever.

It almost feels like the OnePlus one. So quite back, usually the cases help add some grip, but this one doesn't at all the entire time I felt I was going to drop. The AAT, even with the case on especially with the case on it seems like a weird choice from Samsung now that said, the phone looks beautiful, especially this angel gold variant. If you notice there are no ups on this, that's cos. Samsung's put the earpiece under the display, not just that even the fingerprint scanners beneath the display.

This is of the optical kind. A little slow, given the pop-up nature of the selfie camera, sometimes not provided a face unlock option here. I guess that's because this is in the fastest pop-up, and it's quite noisy too I mean you hear this right. Okay enough with the exteriors, let's dig into the spec sheet, the AAT is powered by the Snapdragon 730 G, this one supposed to offer excellent gaming performance. In the limited time we spent with that games seem to run smoothly.

Now, there's also 8 gigs of ram on 128 gigs of on-board storage, which happens to be quite important since, as I mentioned earlier, there is no room for memory expansion on the battery front. We've got a 3700 William hour battery here and something says it can be charged from 0 to 50 in about 30 minutes using the included 25 watt fast charger. As for software, we've got 1 UI running on top of Android 9 pi, there's not a lot of bloats. The interface feels snappy and responsive. You can choose between gestures or virtual keys and even the order of the keys themselves talking about keys.

There is no dedicated Bigamy key, but if you like Bigamy, if you're one of those people who use it, you can set the power button to activate Bigamy on long press, we get an FM radio and my favorite Samsung pay returns the full-fledged version. That's always a pleasure to use Samsung's also included a quick measure app. This uses the POF sensor to measure the distance of something from the AAT. It can also give the dimensions of an object or measure the distance between two individual points. It's a fun little novelty app now talking about the cameras we have three to the back.

The primary is a 48 megapixel, f/2, Sony, IMF 586 is what it seems to be. It seems to do a stellar job with images, good detail and dynamic range, rich pictures overall, I, really like this performance again here with this close-up shot, the primary sensor does quite well, there's still ample blurring despite the f/2 lens. Now the secondary is an 8 megapixel f/2 point well provide. So let's see shoot images like this. The detail takes the head, yes, but it still seems to be decent.

The third one, that's the to for time-of-flight sensor, this health read depth deduction and does a fair job with life focus. They just seem on point this auto. Let you do portrait, video and while H deduction is not great here. It's still usable again talking about video, the AIT maxes out at 4k at 30fps, but at this resolution there is no stabilization so well, the detail might be good. The footage is shaky, it's very unstable at 1080p we get stabilization, but the detailing takes a head now flipping this camera around for selfies Samsung provides a cropped, an option, the regular selfie and, of course, the wide-angle.

It is also a little disappointing that sounds and continues to not provide a proper pro mode, even with the phone like the AIT, that's camera focused and traced, and almost priced like a flagship now talking about the price, this one costs forty-seven thousand nine hundred and ninety rupees, which seems quite impressive for what the AAT has to offer. The flip camera seems interesting. Yes, the chip inside seems to be excellent, but this is one plus seven Pro territory, and we have a host of snapdragon 855 touring phones with the same primary sensor at much lower price points. Now something like the Asus SIG Z even provides the flip option, a better implementation, in my opinion, since it has only one motorized part, and it's also able to shoot pans and more with it anyway. I will reserve judgment.

Tell my full review. I will test this one out and get back to you guys with a bit more detailed information in the meantime, if you have any questions about this phone leave them in the comments below on and also let me know, what do you think about the AAT? Do you think it's overpriced? Do you think it's something unique? Do you think Samsung's engineering is great on this one? Whatever your thoughts, let me know in the comments below and with that we get to the end of this unboxing video. Please subscribe if you did like this video- and here are a few other videos that you might be interested in, so go ahead, check them out. Thanks a lot for watching til next time, my name is Ashe. You've been watching c4 attack, and I'm signing off.

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