The Samsung Galaxy A13 is a budget phone that has a large LCD display paired with excellent battery life. Add in a 3.5mm audio jack as well as expandable storage which its larger siblings lack and it makes a compelling proposition for those seeking a budget Samsung workhorse phone.

Still retains a 3.5mm audio jack, Excellent battery life, Has a microSD card

No 4K video capture, Maxes out at 4G LTE connectivity, No IP68 water resistance

Just how much more do you get for an extra $70?...

That’s the biggest blow against this phone, but its secondary cameras and its performance aren’t up to much either. Then again, it has a good primary camera, above average battery life, and a reasonable screen.

Very affordable, Good main camera, Above average battery life

Doesn't have 5G, Sluggish performance, Weak secondary cameras

An excellent, moderately-priced Android that does everything the Samsung J5 Pro did, except that it has no NFC & so can't be used for phone payments.

Besides its very appealing price, the Samsung Galaxy A13 only manages to be 'good enough' in most of the areas that matter for a smartphone (from the camera to the battery life) – but for some users that's going to make it a tempting, value-for-money deal.

Doesn't cost much, Good build quality, Decent battery life

No 5G, Slow performance, No waterproofing

A better introduction to the world of Samsung smartphones. At below 200 USD, the Samsung Galaxy A13 4G offers a Full HD screen and Wi-Fi 5. However, it faces strong competition. Are the improvements compared to last year's model enough to make it competitive?

Samsung's entry-level proposition, the Galaxy A12, has been in dire need of an upgrade to prevent th...

bright, high-resolution screen; fast Wi-Fi; good call quality; no PWM; barely any heat development;

weak performance; very basic case; 4G support limited to the most common frequencies;

Samsung's entry-level proposition, the Galaxy A12 , has been in dire need of an upgrade to prevent the competition from pushing Samsung out of this price segment. With significantly faster Wi-Fi, a brighter, higher-resolution screen, and NFC support, which does not come standard on all competing...

bright, high-resolution screen, fast Wi-Fi, good call quality, no PWM, barely any heat development

weak performance, very basic case, 4G support limited to the most common frequencies

All the features and more!!! Great photos. Definitely an improvement on my last phone that was not a Samsung.

I thought all smart phones had paypass but this phone does not.

It's a fantastic phone except it doesn't do contact less payments which in this day & age is a major let down and if I has known prior to purchase I wouldn't have purchased a Samsung