This is a difficult task, but we want to make this contradictory list for all the most famous brands. This time it was Samsung's turn, which is even more complicated due to its almost endless portfolio. Without further ado, here are the devices that I think deserve to be on the list of the five best Samsung smartphones of all time.
Galaxy S3 (2012)
It was hard not to give this place S2 and S2 Lite, but I decided to open the list with the third generation Galaxy line, because it marked the true evolution in the S series for Samsung. Still betting on plastic, he became a real competitor to the iPhone.
It comes with powerful hardware, an almost 5-inch Super AMOLED HD screen, and offers new features like S-Voice and gesture commands. Although he was not the most beautiful, he sold like hot cakes, and people lined up to get them. It is still in our hearts to this day.
- Processor: Qualcomm Snapdragon S4 (US option)
- RAM: 1-2 GB
- Camera: 8 MP (rear), 1,9 MP (front)
- Battery: 2100 mAh
- Android version: 4.3 Jelly Bean, 4.4 KitKat (depending on RAM option)
Galaxy Note 3 (2013)
We could not rule out the iconic Samsung Note line, which still dominates the phablet market. The third generation was launched without competition and laid a solid foundation for future success.
Plastic remained, despite the fact that Samsung chose an artificial leather rear view. Back in mid-2013, it was equipped with 3 GB of RAM, which was not the standard a couple of years ago. It sold a lot more than in previous generations, and he introduced a number of new features for the famous S Pen.
- Processor: Qualcomm Snapdragon 800
- RAM: 3 GB
- Camera: 13 MP (rear), 2 MP (front)
- Battery: 3200 mAh
- Android Version: 5.0 Lollipop
Galaxy S6 and Galaxy S6 Edge (2015)
S7 Edge is without a doubt a favorite among users, as it is the best in the Samsung lineup with the best price-quality ratio among all brands. offers. However, as some of you remember, the design revolution and the introduction of the Edge variant began with the S6.
The S6 marked Samsung’s transition from plastic to new materials, namely glass and metal. It brought a much more refined and serious look, and a camera that could stand it among its main competitors. With the death of Duo and Mini, the birth of Edge came with its curved edges and matching features. The rest is history.
- Processor: Exynos 7420
- RAM: 3 GB
- Camera: 16 MP (rear), 5 MP (front)
- Battery: 2,550 mAh (S6), 2600 mAh (S6 Edge)
- Android Version: 7.0 Nougat
J7 Prime (2016)
I could hardly list anything, but with the S and Note series devices it is important here not to neglect the ever-popular mid-range. Of all the J smartphones, I chose the J7 Prime as one of the best and at a great price.
For its price range, it has a good battery life, a solid amount of RAM and a nice design. This is one of the few cheaper Samsung smartphones with the Oreo update. It also has a microSD and a second SIM slot.
- Processor: Exynos 7870
- RAM: 3 GB
- Camera: 13 MP (rear), 8 MP (front)
- Battery: 3300 mAh
- Android Version: Oreo 8.0 (Via Update)
Galaxy A7 (2017)
There is also 7 here, representing series A. Sitting between S and J, series A can often be skipped. But the Galaxy A7 has an attractive price and some interesting features that are usually found only at the top of the device line.
It has three main characteristics: battery, display and design. With good finishes, build quality gives it a first-class look. It has the look of a Galaxy S, a little more square in shape. The battery capacity is quite large, which provides excellent battery life, and the Super AMOLED Full HD display measures almost 6 inches. Finally, it has IP68 protection.
- Processor: Exynos 7880
- RAM: 3 GB
- Camera: 16 MP (rear), 16 MP (front)
- Battery: 3600 mAh
- Android Version: Oreo 8.0 (Via Update)
Do you agree with my choice? What will be different in your top 5 Samsung? Let us know in the comments!
