How Good Is A $25 Samsung Phone?
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- Опубліковано 9 лют 2025
- Today, we are taking a look back at the samsung galaxy J3 2017. How good is it today, and is this the best budget samsung galaxy phone 2024? That's what I will answer in this review! Does it have a good camera, and how is the performance?
Can you still use one of these cheap phones that doesn't even have 5g support? I will tell you that in this video! I think this is one of the cheapest phones you can get on the used market. You can buy them for about 25 dollars.
We will look at camera, build quality, speed, software and more!
What gimbal/tripod or other equipment do use to take shots?
I use the Benro TMA28a tripod with the older generation edelkrone JibONE and HeadPLUS. Really an amazing system when it works, but sadly it doesn't always work properly. App sometimes randomly disconnects and has weird glitches.
I still used my old Samsung device it was galaxy V i think my sister bought it for like $60 and it still good for multimedia it so nice and compact only 4", do u have any recommendations for good new smartphone that has the same or close size? Nowadays smartphone just tooo big
I remember these cheap samsung phone were really laggy even new. People were trusting the brand name and the phones completely let you down - even launching the camera would take 5 or so seconds after you installed a bunch of apps.
No idea why people kept buying such shit smartphones at the time. Maybe they thought waiting for 10 seconds all the time is just the way the technology is.
Samsung still does similar shit with their cheap/midrange phones... They put some old/bad exynos processor that they could not sell before, so after a year or two the phone slows down a lot. Luckily the technology is so much better now, so these slowdowns are not nearly as bad now...
Yeah. Those cheap phones definitely do not give Samsung a good reputation. I remember my first smartphone being a Galaxy Young with TouchWiz. Extremely slow and annoying to use.
But people buy them, because not everyone wants to, or can spend a lot on a phone.