This is a very.... nice phone, but I was sent a used one by mistake when I ordered a new.. Amazon took care of this promptly.. Not much to say at present, but Samsung always makes good devices and this one is no exception. Lots of features and an excellent and very clear display...
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I have been using the phone for some time now and am very pleased thus far. So much room on this device even without an SD card... The performance is flawless.. I just loaded a HD movie to it today and it plays just beautifully, so clear.. This particular film has TrueHD on it and I have to report that the depths of the bass don't respond that well, so in this case I won't turn it up very loudly.. The speakers are great and the amplifier is rather strong... I am pleased to say I only have to have it near half to be able to hear everything perfectly. I will be testing regular AC-3 Audio soon. The quality is good enough for me to actually want a BT headset that does at least virtual 5.1 surround in order to REALLY enjoy a movie on this phone. My current headset at least has APEX.
Be sure that when you look for an SD card that it is a top end model.. something like a Samsung EVO or EVOO Pro or Plus.. It needs to be a SDXC Class 10 U3 specification... less will cause lag on most modern devices of this type.
The camera on this device is absolutely excellent... Bixby can't recognize several of my contacts so I returned to the google assistant and turned off most of Bixby's features.. Samsung needs to improve that app big time.
Android 10 is very smooth and quick and has some nice features. I still prefer to use my side key to turn off and or restart the phone though so that had to be adjusted.
Watching Escaflowne @ 1 hr 35mns 12sec - with credits in 1080p with DTS audio used 7% of the battery. This is actually quite good, and the video quality was superb.
:::More To Come Later As I Use The Device:::
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| Price | Currently unavailable. | $899.97 | -25% $599.97 List: $799.99 | -31% $549.97 List: $799.99 |
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| Sold By | — | Reliant Cellular | Reliant Cellular | Reliant Cellular |
| display size | 6.5 inches | 6.7 inches | 6.2 inches | 6.2 inches |
| memory capacity | 128 GB | 256 GB | 128 GB | 128 GB |
| model name | Galaxy A51 | T2 | O1 | O1 |
| operating system | Android 10.0 | Android | Android | Android |
| connectivity tech | Bluetooth, Wi-Fi | Bluetooth, Wireless | Bluetooth, Wireless | Bluetooth, Wireless |
| display type | AMOLED | AMOLED | AMOLED | AMOLED |
| input interface | — | touch screen | touch screen | touch screen |
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At first, I was skeptical about buying used cell phones. However, I needed a phone soon, and I am on a budget, so I did not want to overspend for this phone at brand new. It cost less than half the new version price, so why not, right?I took the plunge and bought this phone used from Olympic Wireless, mostly because I wanted this particular phone and there weren't too many other options. I did receive comfort knowing that the U.S. version allowed me to claim warranties for several weeks in the case of a return and confirmation that the quality would stand slightly higher than an international version. I had issues with my last cellphone, and I think many of the problems came from its internal build quality. I was surprised by how well the phone looked and acted. I could not tell that the phone was used at all, except for a slight scratch in the upper right corner. With a case, I will not even notice it. The phone setup experience made the phone appear brand new. I have only had the phone for about a week, but, so far, I have tried everything I can think of to test the phone, and so far, all its features work as if it was new. In general, the phone is nice with supercharged speed and vivid seamlessness. So far, anyway.Sadly, I noticed that the battery drains faster than I expected for a phone with a 4500 mAh battery. It charges faster than I expect, but it should not drain in less than a day with average use. It also gets peculiarly hot, even when I am simply scrolling through simple apps, which attacks the credibility of its "adaptive battery." The last downside is that it came with a cheap charging cable, but that is a minimal fix and nothing unexpected from a used cellphone. I recommend this phone for someone trying to save money on midrange smartphones. Everything about this used phone is the same, except for the unbelievable price they attached to it. Once again, though, its battery may change my mind if anything goes downhill soon.
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At first, I was skeptical about buying used cell phones. However, I needed a phone soon, and I am on a budget, so I did not want to overspend for this phone at brand new. It cost less than half the new version price, so why not, right?
I took the plunge and bought this phone used from Olympic Wireless, mostly because I wanted this particular phone and there weren't too many other options. I did receive comfort knowing that the U.S. version allowed me to claim warranties for several weeks in the case of a return and confirmation that the quality would stand slightly higher than an international version. I had issues with my last cellphone, and I think many of the problems came from its internal build quality. I was surprised by how well the phone looked and acted. I could not tell that the phone was used at all, except for a slight scratch in the upper right corner. With a case, I will not even notice it. The phone setup experience made the phone appear brand new. I have only had the phone for about a week, but, so far, I have tried everything I can think of to test the phone, and so far, all its features work as if it was new. In general, the phone is nice with supercharged speed and vivid seamlessness. So far, anyway.
Sadly, I noticed that the battery drains faster than I expected for a phone with a 4500 mAh battery. It charges faster than I expect, but it should not drain in less than a day with average use. It also gets peculiarly hot, even when I am simply scrolling through simple apps, which attacks the credibility of its "adaptive battery." The last downside is that it came with a cheap charging cable, but that is a minimal fix and nothing unexpected from a used cellphone. I recommend this phone for someone trying to save money on midrange smartphones. Everything about this used phone is the same, except for the unbelievable price they attached to it. Once again, though, its battery may change my mind if anything goes downhill soon.
I took the plunge and bought this phone used from Olympic Wireless, mostly because I wanted this particular phone and there weren't too many other options. I did receive comfort knowing that the U.S. version allowed me to claim warranties for several weeks in the case of a return and confirmation that the quality would stand slightly higher than an international version. I had issues with my last cellphone, and I think many of the problems came from its internal build quality. I was surprised by how well the phone looked and acted. I could not tell that the phone was used at all, except for a slight scratch in the upper right corner. With a case, I will not even notice it. The phone setup experience made the phone appear brand new. I have only had the phone for about a week, but, so far, I have tried everything I can think of to test the phone, and so far, all its features work as if it was new. In general, the phone is nice with supercharged speed and vivid seamlessness. So far, anyway.
Sadly, I noticed that the battery drains faster than I expected for a phone with a 4500 mAh battery. It charges faster than I expect, but it should not drain in less than a day with average use. It also gets peculiarly hot, even when I am simply scrolling through simple apps, which attacks the credibility of its "adaptive battery." The last downside is that it came with a cheap charging cable, but that is a minimal fix and nothing unexpected from a used cellphone. I recommend this phone for someone trying to save money on midrange smartphones. Everything about this used phone is the same, except for the unbelievable price they attached to it. Once again, though, its battery may change my mind if anything goes downhill soon.
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