Best Samsung Mobile Phones

Excellent phone, as new, came with charging cable, fast shipping, turned up within 4 days of purchase. Show details

I did not receive my order ive sent proof of purchase i paid for tjin air it seem will sue.

This is my first samsung phone (S23Galaxy +) which I purchased recently as an"open box" deal. I was looking forward to having an excellent phone… Read more

camera . In fact the phone was absolutely new and still in original packaging. I set it up as per instructions. While the camera is great and all apps work fine the network connectivity is horrible. I am with Telstra. I take the phone bushwalks and rely on it if a problem arises. The phone sometimes works in my house but if I move slightly it drops out..and often get "no service" messages on my regular bush tracks. I know network service is available as my previous phone worked in all rooms in the house on my regular bushwalks on the same tracks. There is a lot of discussion on the web about how a May 2025 software update caused connectivity problems for many Samsung galaxy S23plus and ultra owners. I have tried the toggle aeroplane mode on and off, reseating the sim card and checked the network setting as possible fixes to no avail. PLEASE SAMSUNG FIX THIS BUG.

Phone came to me in amazing condition. Like new, shipping was good/standard, roughly a week. Everything was boxed, clean and even had a brand new case. Very Happy and will buy again.

I was given a faulty phone through Samsung Careless+ after paying almost $300 for the privilege of receiving a defective replacement phone. My… Read more

replacement phone worked perfectly except for a known camera shutter jitter hardware fault that eventually made the camera unusable, along with crackling audio at higher volumes. When I contacted Samsung, I was laughed at and told it was "in the terms and conditions" when I questioned why I was only then being told there was a 30-day period to report faults on replacement phones under Samsung Care+.

After decades as a loyal Samsung customer, they've lost me for life. I'll never buy another Samsung product again.

I've finally sent the phone away for warranty repair. I just look forward to having a functioning phone again.

Update:

Unfortunately, my experience with Samsung has deteriorated further.

The replacement Galaxy S25 Ultra I received under Samsung Care+ had two faults from day one: camera shutter jitter in photo mode and crackling audio at higher volume. I reported both faults and documented them in a letter enclosed with the phone when I sent it to Tecworks Banyo for warranty repair.

Although the camera appears to have improved, the audio crackling remains. It occurs with some songs at higher volume, yet those same songs play perfectly on my old Galaxy S22 Ultra and other devices. I have video evidence of the problem both before and after the repair.

Despite having clearly reported both faults, Samsung's service records apparently only addressed the camera issue. I have now been told by Level 2 Technical Support that I must send the phone away for warranty repair again.

This is simply unacceptable. I have already spent almost two full days transferring my data and restoring my banking, email, applications, accounts, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and other settings. Repeating this process would mean even more lost time and disruption, all because Samsung supplied me with a faulty replacement and the first repair failed to resolve the problem.

This is not just a personal inconvenience. I am an independent musician who writes, records, produces and releases my own music. My phone is an important tool for photography, content creation and managing my music projects. The countless hours spent dealing with Samsung and restoring my device are taking valuable time away from my work and creative commitments. I also have a trip coming up and cannot simply send my phone away again at short notice. I should not have to keep rearranging my life to compensate for a faulty replacement supplied under a paid protection plan.

I bought this premium phone for its camera and music capabilities. Instead, months later, I am still dealing with unresolved faults and a repair process that has failed to deliver a fully working device.

After decades of loyalty to Samsung, I have lost confidence in both the company and its Care+ service. I have asked Samsung to take responsibility and consider an appropriate resolution, including replacement of the faulty device, rather than simply sending me through another repair cycle.

I will update this review if Samsung provides a satisfactory resolution. At this point, however, I cannot recommend Samsung Care+ based on my experience.

This review has been left as part of a promotion by Samsung. S23 held up over 2 years albeit with some bugs and performance issues on One UI 8 such as laggy Samsung Keyboard when on battery. Wish it had better on the spot support + 512GB option.

bought a samsung a36 5g was a display model works great nice easy to use the only problem i have is everday i get a message saying SAMSUNG… Read more

electronics australian saying this device is for retail display purposes only and will be tracked and locked if removed from the store took it back to where i bought it and was told they cannot stop that message its to deep in the phone but the retail/demo part as been removed spoke to samsung was told go back to where i bought it back at the store i was told i will keep getting this message for as long as i have the phone as they casnnot remove or stop the message looks like its a catch 22 retail store cannot help samsung cannot help buyer beware when buying demo models but happy with the phone

On August 31st, I downloaded a Samsung update for my phone, and since then, the screen has been freezing intermittently. Despite reaching out to… Read more

Samsung multiple times and following their troubleshooting steps, including performing three factory resets, the problem persists. After contacting them again, I was informed that my device would be collected for repair. However, it has now been returned to me with a note stating it has been updated with the latest software. This situation is incredibly frustrating, especially since I have been advised by Presidential Escalations that there is a known issue with the update that they are currently addressing. Unfortunately, they are not providing any additional support or a timeline for resolution, leaving me feeling helpless and without options.

Subject: Long‑time Samsung user forced to switch to iPhone due to broken hands‑free navigation Message: I’ve been a loyal Samsung user for decades… Read more

and have always defended Samsung over Apple. But I’m now being forced to switch to an iPhone because Samsung has removed essential features that make hands‑free navigation impossible on modern Galaxy devices.

On my Galaxy S23 FE, the following features are missing or disabled:

Smart Lock (trusted devices, trusted places)

Driving Mode in Google Assistant

Voice‑based unlock

Ability for Google Assistant to start navigation while locked

Ability for Bluetooth devices (like my Sena motorcycle headset) to trigger navigation without unlocking

Any reliable way to use navigation hands‑free while riding

This is not a minor inconvenience — it’s a safety issue. I ride a motorcycle. I cannot unlock my phone at 100 km/h just to start navigation. For years, Samsung allowed this. Now it’s been removed with no alternative.

Apple still allows hands‑free navigation with Siri while locked. Samsung does not.

After decades of loyalty, I’m switching to iPhone because Samsung has made my phone less functional, less safe, and less usable than the competition.

I want Samsung to understand that this isn’t about preference — it’s about basic functionality and rider safety. Please escalate this feedback to the software and security teams. Samsung is losing long‑term customers because of these decisions.

Samsung make phones that are not designed for everyday use such as Samsung Flip 7. These phone will see screen faults even with dust or grains in… Read more

your pockets damaging the screen. Samsung then will not honour warrenty. Look on websites such as JB Hi Fi or Harvey Norman and EBay etc, selling refurbished units.. big dollars to buy and nearly guaranteed to fail you early in the peace, I mean the first 3 months...

Easily readable in bright sunlight (unlike many), 50MP & 12MP optical zoom cameras works well. Very responsive. Good value and performance for the… Read more

money as it's one model behind the latest and is often discounted. I didn't get the larger plus model as this one fit in my pocket better.

As a long-time card-carrying Samsung nut, I researched the 2025 phone range at length before deciding to with go the base model S25 smart phone. … Read more

Also looked at Plus/Edge/Ultra as well. GREAT CHOICE this little phone packs a real punch with full AI, killer screen, easy fingerprint, fabulous camera and zippy operation. The camera was a real surprise, it has 30x zoom that works just great producing photos that don't really look zoomed at all. The in-screen fingerprint works great (except is hands are slightly wet, then use the Pattern). Another great surprise was the form factor. I've been using Samsung flip phones for 4 years, and whilst good they tended to be heavy, esp. in the pocket. The S25 base phone is quite light in the pocket. Screen size is also Goldilocks, its JUST RIGHT. Colours pop really well as on most Samsung modern screens. I've used the phone fully for I think 6mths now and performance is still zippy as when it was new. The AI is very good, especially for photo fixing. I use 25W wireless charging and it only takes less than a half hour most days to get from 45% back to 85% (with battery protection ON). I've had a lot of phones and the S25 base models is one of the best, its just a well-balanced package. I bought mine direct from Samsung AU using a work provided discount scheme, awesome deal and price included a free OEM back cover. Sound quality from the phone is really good too with Dolby Atmos and punchy bottom end too. Just updated my cover to the OEM standing case which also works very well for watching Kayo at my desk or at the dinner table. The phone also came with 7 years of free software upgrades. Needless to say I don't see me upgrading from this phone for quite some time. Simply put I love this phone and I wish I could give it SIX STARS. I recommend this product.

Using the Samsung Galaxy S25 Edge has been an interesting and mostly positive experience. From the first moment I held the phone, the design stood… Read more

out. The curved edges and slim profile make it feel very modern and comfortable in the hand. It has a premium look and feel, with solid build quality that gives confidence that the device is durable while still being stylish.

The display is one of the highlights of the phone. Samsung has always been known for excellent screens, and the Galaxy S25 Edge continues that tradition. The colors are vibrant, the brightness is impressive, and everything from videos to simple browsing looks sharp and smooth. Scrolling through apps or social media feels fluid thanks to the high refresh rate, which makes everyday use feel very responsive.

Performance is another strong point. Apps open quickly, multitasking feels effortless, and the phone handles demanding tasks without noticeable slowdowns. Whether switching between several apps or playing mobile games, the device remains fast and stable. The battery life also performs well during a normal day of use, usually lasting until the evening without needing a recharge.

The camera system also delivers solid results. Photos look detailed and colorful, especially in good lighting conditions. The phone processes images nicely, making them look polished without appearing overly artificial. It is easy to quickly capture moments, and the camera app itself is simple to navigate.

Overall, using the Samsung Galaxy S25 Edge has been a very satisfying experience. Its combination of sleek design, excellent display, strong performance, and reliable cameras makes it feel like a well balanced smartphone. For anyone looking for a modern device that performs smoothly in daily life, it is definitely an appealing option.

The flip5 screen broken twice due to factory quality issue. The first time was in the warranty - it was fixed for free with three month warranty. The… Read more

2nd time - it was 3-5 month over the two years factory warranty. It is costly to fix it, not worth to fix it. The quality is really bad. I got the Samsung phone because I have Samsung tv and Samsung ai fridge.

The main speaker has an annoying crackle. It's quite faint, but once you become aware of it, you really can't unhear it. It doesn't show up in… Read more

diagnostics, but manifests itself in pauses between words. It seems like a common if not pervasive defect of this particular model, but Samsung refuses to accept responsibility for it. I have tried to have it repaired under warranty, but their "authorised repairer" refuses to acknowledge that it is there. Will end up selling this phone for scrap - It's that annoying.

Owned many Samsung products this is by far the worst slow lags does what it wants.

Fast delivery, accurate description, great price. This was my 2nd purchase and I will purchase from them again when its time for an upgrade. Highly recommended Show details

I bought this phone refurbished, never bought refurbished before, only because of the extravagant price brand new. So, the refurbished one was just… Read more

under $1200 AUD. Had issues with it straight away, fingerprint reader didn't work, face recognition only worked some of the time, other buttons wouldn't work on it, but the basic functions worked so I wasn't that bothered.... until the opened screen all of a sudden decided to stop working. Theres a thick black line right down the middle of the unfolded screen and the whole screen is totally unresponsive. I only had the phone for 11 months. I've researched it enough to know that it's a hardware issue and very expensive to fix. Up to $700! And through my research found that this is a very common fault with these fold phones through no fault of the owners. And usually happens just after the 24-month warranty period ends. They gotcha!!! You've just spent thousands of dollars to buy one new and 2 years later it's stuffed. Do you spend another $700 or cut your losses. With this being a common fault and likely to happen again in another 2 years, I recommend ditching it or just don't buy one at all. I definitely DO NOT recommend the Samsung fold phone of any sort, the 2,3,4,5,6 or 7. Apparently, they all do it. And Samsung knows it !!!

Slippery Samsung shipping Australian customers the inferior S24+ – Overall I like the phone but only when switching to developer mode and setting animations off. When you read a review it is most likely from USA. … Read more

The reviewed phone is not the phone you are getting in Australia. This should be sold as a different product rather than pretending it is an S24+. In Australia you get the inferior Samsung Exynos chipset instead of the higher performing snapdragon. Search for AnTuTu performance rating and the two chipsets and you will see the significant difference. There is a petition from 2020 for Samsung to stop using Exynos which they did for the s23 line-up as there were various performance and heat issues.

Galaxy A04s - not impressed – I've had this phone for sometime now to replace my damaged Samsung Galaxy S10+ which is probably the worse move I could have made at the time. … Read more

Although the phone is more advanced the processing chip is so much slower to the point of being frustrated having to wait and this is obviously more apparent the more an application consumes resources which is more and more likely as technology and time progresses.

2 yrs old and not opened and closed the phone to its.rating. Now getting a shadow in the crease. Wont buy samsung ever again Show details

It's starting to lag after a year – It's a nice phone with amazing specifications, cheap and a decent camera. However, I noticed that it's starting to lag after only a year of usage. I… Read more

tried some tips regarding how to fix it, but none can 100% fix it. Sometimes I have to click the same button several times before it responds. I wouldn't recommend it to anyone except my least liked friends. Well, it may be me being dramatic. But try to consider to buy another version or Samsung products instead of this phone, seriously.

My flip 6 has a manufacturing fault within warranty and after taking it to Tech Works Liverpool and got a report and beings advised the white line… Read more

flashing on the fold area is a known fault with the flips only reported some black dot on side not the whole flashing line. After waiting hours to get the report Samsung advised me that if I don't want it repaired to take it back and it has to stay with them for 3 - 5 days for it to be escalated, I asked what are you doing with my phone in that time, they said reporting, I said I have the report already. Spoke to a team leader then a case manager who just keep reading out the same script and have no customer service skills whats so ever. don't even try to help the consumer. I reported them to fair trading who are dealing with them. They advised that they can repair, I said why would I want a repair for the same fault to occur

First and last S series Samsung phone I'll ever own. 50% of the time txt messages don't make a sound, it's a known problem that Samsung claims can only be fixed by turning bluetooth off.........ridiculous. Show details

This is my work phone and the worst phone I've ever used. Call sound quality is terrible, it sounds like people are underwater. The camera has a lag… Read more

which can't be remedied and now I even get a camera failed message which turning phone off and other suggested fixes don't work (finally worked after the 3rd shutdown). I've owned phones by LG, Sony and (currently) Motorola and they were all streets ahead of this phone.