A lot of people don’t like this phone. I enjoy it so far. Had it for about a month now, I got a case and screen protector for it. It’s a decent phone for the price. If you know how to take care of things, I think this phone will last a long time. I got this phone for 65$.

good phone decent price, was convenient to pick up. had a sim card issue but was resolved in-store

Good , solid phone. I had issues connecting it to my boost mobile account.

The Galaxy A03s is a solid budget phone for the money. Comes installed with Android 11 though you can update it to 12. It's also on the update list for Android 13 so we will probably get that at some point in the future. The display is solid though it won't blow you away. Standard USB-C charging, standard 12MP camera. The real strength of this phone is probably its 5000Mah battery. Which is insane for a phone in this price range and bigger than a lot of companies put in their flagships. You will get insanely good battery life on this phone and it's probably by far it's greatest strength. It's relatively snappy opening, closing and managing apps. If you compare it to a modern flagship it may seem a little slow though I doubt you will find better at this price point. It's probably on par with flagships from 4 or 5 years ago in that sense. Which is still pretty good if you consider what you're paying for this phone. The fingerprint sensor was probably by far the biggest and most welcome surprise as it works quite well allowing you to easily turn the phone on and off without much delay. The camera is your standard ho-hum 1080p 30fps fare. It will do the job but you're probably not going to impress anyone with it. Still it's far better than most other phones in this price category. And I think that is a good summary for this phone. It's not the best but it is by far the best in it's price range. Which is what this phone is all about. It's not fancy but it does the job of being a smartphone pretty well. A cheap workhorse designed for the masses. Maybe not the best phone for someone who is glued to them 24/7 but I think it would be a perfect fit for anyone else.

For $60 its a steal. Boost mobile will make you sign up for their cellular service which at minimum you can pay $15 dollars a month for. It is a little slow with infrequent glitches, as well as I find the Bluetooth to not be so good. The battery life is pretty good while charging it is a bit of a pain because it takes long. For $60 this is definitely the best phone you can get, would highly recommend.