SAMSUNGGalaxy A16 5G A Series Cell Phone, Unlocked Android Smartphone, Large AMOLED Display, Durable Design, Super Fast Charging, Expandable Storage, US Version, 2025, Light Gray

Firstly- no one ever says in reviews if a phone works with Spectrum in the U.S.A. This works flawlessly with Spectrum mobile service and is $25 less than what they sell same phone for. Easy connection to Spectrum mobile netwrk.Am pleased with smooth performance, very bright crystal clear screen. For anyone who wants a solid consistent durable smooth operating phone without spending hundreds and hundreds of dollars this is the best under $200 phone on the market. More than sufficient.A good quality feel and build. Doesn't at all feel, resemble, or operate like a cheap budget phone. Excellent value and bang for the buck.

I had a 2022 Motorola G Stylus 5G and it sucked! That Motorola was the worst phone I have ever owned. It was horribly slow and you couldn't open 2 apps at once. Then I bought this beautiful Samsung A16 5G at a really cheap price and I have to say, it's the best Samsung phone I have ever owned for the price. The quality and speed is definitely TOP NOTCH! You can open multiple apps and run with ease. It also has really good battery life too. It's all around a great phone and for the price it's your best option. Spend less and get a lot more.

This phone is decent, considering how cheap it is. It works great and has yet to malfunction or let me down. Some things I discovered only after I bought it: There is no headphone jack, you will have to buy an adapter or use a wireless headphone set; The battery does not last a long time the way a brand new phone should, it lasts about as long as the phone that I replaced with this one; you cannot see the notification preview until the phone is unlocked; there are apps working in the background that turn the data on without you knowing, which is a settings thing that I have not figured out yet.All in all, it is a decent phone considering I did not want to pay too too much. None of the above prevent the phone from being used to its full capacity. They are just things to keep in mind.

Excellent phone for the price. I am mainly a Google Pixel user. However, I got this phone for my parent who mainly uses it for making phone calls. The call quality is on par with my Google Pixel phones. The phone packs useful features at an affordable price. The phone has fingerprint sensor, face unlock in addition to basic pattern and pin unlock.The phone screen is large and pleasant to look at but not unwieldy.The bloat apps are minimal. Fortunately, Samsung allows you to uninstall majority of the apps this phone ships with. Therefore, I've uninstalled many of the unnecessary OEM apps. Before buying the phone, I went through a few reviews commenting on how laggy this phone is. However, I have not had any such lag issues.Buttons have reasonable tactile feel.It's plastic body feels fragile; however, it's functional. Fortunately, a $15 phone case addresses that problem.

Got this for my son's birthday that is hard on technology because it's affordable but still a Samsung product. We've had the last two A series and the cameras were pretty poor quality in comparison to the S series, which isn't unexpected but still was a disappointment. This one is much better, especially on the zoom, battery life is longer, processer is faster...he's happy with it and I'm happy to see the improvements without paying over a thousand dollars

For basic needs this phone was OK.When i opened, closed and switched apps, the phone was laggy and delayed. I didn't use this phone for anything other than talk, text, maps, and sometimes Instagram and yet the phone would struggle. I kept the RAM usage low but the phone was still slow and delayed.This phone only comes with 4gb of RAM. I would recommend this phone for call and text only. I wouldn't recommend it for anything else, not even google maps. Charging speed and battery were good. Camera was ok.

I had a Moto phone, but the cracked screen (I guess I don't juggle phones very well) was interfering in being able to use it. I had the screen replaced three times, and the phone still wouldn't work right, so I decided to move on. I'm an Android user, and NOT techie at all, so I needed to stick with that system. My son recommended this phone to me, and so far, I really like it. It's easy to use, it feels good in my hand (size, shape, weight), and while the layout and some apps are different, I'm not having to relearn the entire phone. The ONLY negative so far is using the 'swipe' texting feature. My Moto gave me reasonable options. This one comes up with words I'm not even sure ARE words, and they certainly don't make any sense in context. Good phone, reasonable price. Camera gives nice photos.

I recently replaced my Samsung A13 5G Phone to the Samsung A16 5G phone. Had no trouble with set up, just popped the SIM and Micro SD card from the old to the new and it worked like a charm. Got 5G from AT&T right away, and WIFI connection was a breeze. Storage is decent, but I don't have many Apps on it. Speed is better then the A13 and unlocking is the same. Used Samsung Smart Switch to move everything over with no issues. I had my A13 for about 4 years now, so I'm sure this one will last as long. Actually, all my older Samsung phones still have decent battery life, and every Android phone I own still works. My iPhone 4 was totally dead in 3 years, my old 10 year old Motorola $35 smart phone still wakes me up in the morning.