Customer Ratings & Reviews

The Samsung Galaxy A15 5G offers a bright 6.5″ Super AMOLED display with 90 Hz refresh rate, long battery life from its 5000 mAh cell, and solid 5G connectivity at a great price. Its 50 MP main camera captures decent shots for everyday use, and Samsung’s One UI on Android keeps things familiar. Best suited as an affordable everyday smartphone rather than a high-performance device.

Very excellent phone, sturdy when i lemd to my kids. Easy fit in my pocket. Takes really amazing pictures, can see craters of the moon with it.

Amazing purchase for my mothers gift super fast amazing memory light weight

Works perfect, the navigation is very simple comparing to iPhone.

Very good for the price. Works fast, has a good amount of storage.

Great storage, light weight, easy to use, great for anyone.

it is good. playing video games is easy, quality is good as well, no problems, making calls is easy, no lag, the battery life lasts all day.

After 6 months of use, the hardware and battery work well can reliably. I can get 12 hours of heavy use without having to plug in. Unfortunately, the Samsung OS software have some glaring issues. First, the lock screen seems to easily butt-dial emergency numbers, leading to several embarrassing conversations with 911. In that same vein, I often have trouble getting the phone to actually answer incoming calls as the lock screen grows a mind of its own and refuses to let me answer. The next irritation is the touch detection which occasionally goes sideways and will randomly click on things until I manage to get the phone to reboot. Even managing to get the phone to reboot when it is doing this requires a lot of patience and skill. Probably the biggest irritation is that the visual voicemail simply stopped working after a week. The carrier insists the issue is not on their end. That assertion is supported by the fact that my old phone (pixel) worked fine with this carriers visual voicemail, and indeed, the visual voicemail worked for the first week with the A15. All in all, I can't recommend the A15. At the same price range, I prefer the Pixel phones irritations over the A15s irritations.

Replaced my son's phone with a lower grade model because he did appreciate or take care of his A32. This phone is more sturdier and performs well. Purchased unlocked because carriers have terrible phone plans.

Nice product. Picture quality is great So light to handle

it is good. playing video games is easy, quality is good as well, no problems, making calls is easy, no lag, the battery life lasts all day.

As a phone, it works fine. No special bells and whistles compared to all the newer Samsung phones. Camera is good - I don't use them much so if it takes a picture and works then it's okay. Sound system is okay. Does not have the newer audio codex compatible with the newer headphones, but works just fine for me.

Very good phone, it's battery last for 28 hours, very nice phone

It's a good phone for it's price range I think the highpoints would be the camera quality both front and rears and the battery life is also really good

I'm writing my review with this A15 phone I bought. The Samsung Galaxy A20 for me was great! 3 years later, with the A15 is a bit of a downgrade. The keyboard sucks! It's got this most annoying screen lock, I think called the accidental touch protection that goes off for no reason half the time. It takes me multiple attempts to clear. Also, taking photos takes 5 seconds or more to actually take ONE photo. (But the picture qualities are Ok. Not like iphone quality but not bad) Weird because the delay taking photos has never happened with any of my previous phones before? Browsing is Ok except for the keyboard being super glitchy. The phone in general is glitchy on multiple things at times. But other than that it functions well and as long as I can watch videos, send emails and make phone calls, etc. It'll make do. I would Not reccomend this for the camera. Or for writing. And I definitely wouldn't reccomend this for someone who wants a budget way of starting their own social media page/channel. But if you just want a general phone it should do Ok. So as far as recommending the phone, it depends on how you want to use it.

Great product for the price. Good camera quality.

Enjoying my new phone. Easy for me to use, and large enough to see screen better. Enough storage and options. Reasonably priced.

It is a lower end samsung but it does the job and doesn'tfeel cheap. Well made. I bought it because my expensive galaxy ultra broke. This one fell from my big rig, so pretty high and didn't break. Impressive! My only complaint is that it is slower and I'm a little inpatient but as much as my phones break, I'm learning to love this phone!

Awesome camera and clear display. The power button is "in" the side of the phone, and the volume down button is "on" the side of the phone. It is difficult to take screenshots because you press these buttons at the same time. The phone is too wide to fit in many spaces.

Phone does exactly what it needs to do. Very affordable.