[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I’ve been using the Galaxy A36 for a few weeks and I’m really impressed. The screen looks bright and clear, the battery easily lasts all day, and the camera takes great pictures. It runs smooth with no lag, even with multiple apps open. Overall, it feels premium for its price — definitely worth it!
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This phone was what I got to replace my Galaxy 9s due to the 5g upgrade. Overall, I've had no problems with it. I really like the bigger screen and the larger memory card storage, from 250 gigabytes to 1 terabyte capacity BUT while that's great, the fact that the card is nearly impossible to access not to mention use at all. This I don't understand. Some years ago, I had a phone which gave you a menu option to save to the memory card as well as utillities to view it, delete items, move files and maintain the space for optimum speed and use. So I know it can be done yet with all the things that the Samsung Galaxy does offer, this is something that it does and always has seemed to have been overlooked making all that extra memory, basically unusable unfortunately although, it does recognize the card and available memory. If you can't use it, why offer it at all ?
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The Galaxy A36 is a really good phone. I like the AI that comes with it and all the other features. I would diffently buy it again.
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] First off, I'm so excited about Galaxy AI and the speed/efficiency of this phone is really impressive! I'm extremely happy with my device!
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Streaming works well. Takes great pictures. Gaming works great (I don't care for the continuous of asked to join Gaming groups) I like to play what I like without being in a group) I love the feature that I'm able to voice text. I broke my lower arm bone and now I've a forever plate and 9 screws in my wrist and surgeon said a year to recover but I'll never be able to move my right wrist normally. In a few weeks I'll start physical therapy. So I'm just really beginning to go slowly learning about my cell. I'm not going to make up stuff that I've not used yet. I can only type with my pointer finger. The clarity of the screen is wonderful. So I have to stop typing because I'm in pain. So far I'm very happy that I got this cell I'm learning to use AI. It's great to make what I typed to make my own words read (sound) better with the options of heartfelt, professional etc.