Samsung Galaxy A55

Sturdy build with Gorilla Glass Victus+, aluminum frame, IP67 rating.

No charger in the box and not very fast to charge.

All in all, the Galaxy A55 is a good phone, but not at this price. We suspect other cheaper or similarly priced devices from Samsung itself will cannibalize Galaxy A55 sales unless its price drops significantly in the coming months. Then, it would be a...

Big and colorful display ; Strong cameras ; Price remains low ; Good battery life

Lacking processing power ; Not coming to U.S.

Excluding its underpowered chipset, the Samsung Galaxy A55 offers you more than you might bargain for, for a phone of its price. Keeping its price steady, and its display, battery and cameras at a high quality make this a strong pick for any buyer...

Good AMOLED screen ; Good performance in apps and games ; The best update policy in the category

Some bloatware ; Slow battery charging ; No headphone jack

Samsung is apparently marching to its own beat in the intermediate market. The South Korean company seems pretty comfortable with its yearly incremental updates, and the market in general appears to be settled in the same rhythm, just look at the Redmi...

Design & Build Display Software Day-to-day Performance Cameras Battery Backup

Some glitches in software Slow charging & no in-box charger Not as powerful as contenders at same price point

At Rs 39,999, the Galaxy A55 5G is all about the experience rather than raw power. It does have its shortcomings in some areas when compared to the likes of iQOO Neo 9 Pro and the OnePlus 12R and fails to be a complete package. To make up for it,...

The Samsung Galaxy A55 is a feature-packed mid-ranger that is a strong contender in this segment. The smartphone comes with a flagship-inspired design, AMOLED display, Exynos 1480 chipset, 5000mAh battery, and 50MP camera, thus offering a...

Full metal and glass bodywork ; Excellent water resistance ; Top quality display glass

Relatively slow charging ; Beaten for gaming power at this level ; No bundled case or charger

If you want a Samsung Galaxy phone that feels and looks expensive without costing an absolute fortune, you’ve found it. Charging speed and raw performance could be better, but a large chunk of the Galaxy A55’s prospective audience will barely notice...

Premium, stylish design ; Long-lasting battery ; Excellent value

Slightly disappointing camera results ; Easily picks up fingerprint smudges ; Mediocre charging speed

The Samsung Galaxy A55 sets itself apart from other phones in this price bracket as a mid-range phone in a premium shell. A truly beautiful – and functional – new metal and glass design, combined with a large 6.6-inch display, smooth performance and...