Customer Ratings & Reviews

You get what you pay for. The camera is good. Calls are clear. No issue with connectivity, or apps. Where this phone shows its actual value (lack of) is that it does not have wireless charging. That said, my phone is just over 8 months old, and has not been dropped, or abused in any way. I cannot get it to charge, even after trying all the suggested fixes (reboot, different chargers, new cords, shut down, restart...) So, now I have to look at replacing it already, and have to decide whether or not to go the more expensive route, or roll the dice on another one of these types of phone. Good luck on your decision!

Phone is not as good as other Samsung phones Ive had it moves really slow not a great option for a phone look elsewhere or spend a few more dollars to get a better quality Samsung phone

It's a "budget" smartphone (lol still $300) but it's had problems since month one. Got it because it promised security updates for 3 years but I would not get it again. Still within the manufacturer's warranty but I don't have another phone to use while it's being evaluated and fixed so I think I'm just going to keep it until it dies. Really unfortunate. When it works, it's good. But it has serious issues with connecting to data outside of wifi and I frequently have to restart it and beg it to work when I'm outside and need it for directions or to be able to call someone. Unreliable.

Purchaed phone. I am still deciding where to go from here. Not sure to recommend to others.

I had a Galaxy years ago but switched to Motorola for the past 8 years. I switched back to Galaxy to see if that would improve my T-mobile cell service, of which it may have. A few of the frustrations I have with the phone: I have swiped down to deny a few incoming Google Voice calls, but the calls were answered. I couldn't clearly see that there was an ongoing call. The call answer and deny screen is pretty clear, but hasn't consistently done what I like. Second frustration: no QR code scanner that came with the phone, have to download a separate app. I've looked up galaxy help for this and it's not clear. Third: The phone feels huge, especially with a case. Fourth: I have to charge it much more often than my Moto Power (I could go 3-4 days on a single charge) It's definitely a steep transition coming from a Moto G 7 Power. Moto phones are much more intuitive- app organization and hand motions are easier. It does make phone calls, text, and access the internet. The small things give it a 2-3 star review. If I were buying a phoen again, and wanted a Galaxy, I would get a step up from the A 13.

So slow. So unbearably slow. Better off with a Moto G.

Poor quality very fragile phone can not put it pocket it will crack the screen

The phone has a misleading 48mp camera stat, and is the reason I bought it. The quality of the pixels are not good. It is more like 8-12 megapixels. Wanted to return but BB has a $45.00 restocking fee. I won't be shopping here again.