Samsung's Galaxy S24 has a lot going for it, but the new AI features aren't enough to make it standout in a competitive market.

The Galaxy A16 5G is unquestionably a modern Samsung phone. You can spot its distinctive design language a mile away. And when we say distinctive, we

At a glance Expert's Rating Pros ・Big and stunning anti-glare screen ・Excellent speakers ・Speedy performance ・Excellent front cameras Cons ・Very expensive ・No charger included ・Thin bezel means accidental touches Our Verdict Samsung’s XXL tablet delivers the goods in all departments.

We found out if the camera in the $650 Samsung Galaxy S24 FE is a worthy upgrade over the $500 Google Pixel 8a

The Samsung Galaxy S24 FE is the best-value phone in Australia this year, rivalling far more expensive Android handsets.

Turns out that wasn't the case, though, as evidenced by the latest Samsung Galaxy S24 FE, which I'm reviewing here after two weeks of personal use, continuing Samsung's latent release cycle – and the direct follow-up to its S23 FE predecessor.

The Galaxy S24 FE feels more like a flagship than the Pixel 8a. Its design mirrors Samsung's more expensive phones, while the Pixel 8a feels like a mid-range device. That isn't a knock on the Pixel 8a. However, if you're looking for something more like a Galaxy S24+ without paying that kind of money, the Galaxy S24 FE has you covered.