Why is THIS the Best Selling Phone?

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[Mrwhosetheboss]

Out of curiosity, how many of you own or know someone who owns one of these A14 / A13 / A12 phones? 🤔

[leibois]

I brought one for my dad today and these sold out short after (we also had to stand in a 12 man line) one of the underrated phone I've ever seen

[Estrius]

As someone who works at a Walmart and sells a lot of prepaid phones, the A03, A13, and now the A14 are easily some of the most popular phones. The A03 can be bought for about $50, which makes it easily the best phone you can buy at that price point in the store. (Quick note, the iPhone SE 2 is also a big seller, cause you can get it for $150 on 2 different prepaid carriers, so that's pretty cheap for an iPhone).

[Rillant]

Big ups to you and the team, Arun. This is one of the most information dense videos I've ever seen, without getting boring in the slightest.

[ninjafrozr]

I had an A40 back in 2019, passed it down to my brother and that phone is being actively used since 5 years and not a single thing broke on it. It's still going strong.

[hamzaharraz]

I have an A13, and when it was released, Samsung did little effort to keep the design language similar across the A and S series. It's really great to see them try to keep everything consistent since the A14 looks pretty nice.

[bobdigi]

One of the best things I did was stop buying flagship phones. For the first time ever, I bought a midrange phone, the Samsung A52S. It does everything I need and more, battery lasts longer than most flagships and I bought the phone outright rather than having a monthly bill

[AnnoyingLion]

Genuinely the only channel I consistently watch every single video for, as well as being the only one I fully trust when it comes to reviews and recommendations.

[colleenshea]

I don't like changing phones so I actually hung on to my recent Samsung for 11 years !!! Just got the A14 yesterday and super happy with it.

[sakshamraj]

I own an A series phone i.e. Galaxy A71, which is from 2020 but still works flawless!!! I'm very happy from Samsung and kudos to Arun for covering this underrated series.❤

[canegrubb]

I'm tired of runing into loses Trying to trade this market and it's really fulstrating. I have liquidited my trade foe the 3 time in a months.. I don't think these online videos can help any more. I need help

[Poemwriter_Angelo]

Everytime Arun is talking and giving an advanced explanation about something.
i always start to nod my head to show that i'm listening, agreeing and paying attention to the things he says. (without me realising)
he is the only youtuber that gives me the feeling that he is personaly talking to me.
while other youtubers give me the feeling they are talking to a camera and are behind a screen.
i think thats interesting of how natural he comes off.
i must give him credit for that.

[okaybutwhythough]

The difference between budget and high end phones 5-7 years ago was massive. Its either overall quality has improved so much you can't really tell, or the difference isn't as big as it used to be. Obviously it loses out in performance but it's still solid for the majority of people.

[ApektadongAbusado]

10:35 is the hidden gem of this video. I considered these bits of hardware to be essential points of differentiation between Samsung/Android phones and Apple phones, and their slow omission from Flagship phones annoyed me to no end. No one has explained it as clearly and succinctly as you did here, and for that you 100% earned my like and subscription!

[peglegpeteproductions]

I bought an A13 2 years ago and dont regret it. It still works perfectly fine, and I dont plan on buying another phone until it breaks.

[monkz]

As someone who works in phone sales in the us, the A14 5G is one of the easiest phones to recommend to customers who want android and don’t want to spend and arm and a leg. They’re our go-to phone and it’s less than $10 a month to finance!

[hecate_emi]

I used to have the A71 and now I have the A52s and I love both of them. Pretty cool phones afortable, no bugs, no problems, the camera and the screen in both are phenomenal! Good battery life and have extended memory with an micro SD card is pretty useful! They are like mini computers at the palm of my hand! And they are at a price that I can afford to upgrade easier and more often than a flagship phone

[messerschmitt_bf]

I used an a20 for almost 4 years and it ran like a champ. the battery pife on that phone was incredible. Ive since upgraded to an s23+

[leaperrins]

I bought a refurbished A12 nearly three years ago and a cheap case off ebay. It was what I could afford at the time. Phones aren't cheap, especially if you are on a low budget, and I won't have something on credit.

However, a smart phone is a necessity in the western world now, so I'm glad there are affordable options out there that can do what is needed!

I'm looking at upgrading to a fold phone this year, as I really want a bigger screen. However, again, I'll be looking at something refurbished as that's what my budget is.

There's nothing wrong with buying a phone that doesn't get you into debt and does what what you need it to do.

[i.am.mbongeni]

Glad to see you talking about the A series. I'm from South Africa and the Galaxy A series is the most popular smartphone and pretty much an overall great phone for standard users