With the Galaxy A35, Samsung has put together a strong smartphone package. The newest mid-range model in the popular Galaxy A series scores points for a wide range of features at a budget price and manages to do a few things better than its predecessor. In addition to more processing power and eSIM support, it also comes with a premium glass case for the first time, just like the design language used in the Galaxy S models. https://www.notebookcheck.net/Samsung-Galaxy-A35-5G-review-A-powerful-all-rounder-with-Galaxy-S-design-for-under-300.834052.0.html
I'm currently using the Galaxy A34 and it has never stutter, I personally feel it's the next Galaxy A52s.No need to upgrade whatsoever,when I realised the galaxy A35 was coming with Exynos I was truly disappointed,and this review proves it.Now it's either Snapdragon or MediaTek.Exynos power consumption is pathetic.
$399 from Samsung or $329 elsewhere isn't below $300. Headline is misleading.
Idle and power consumption tells you the Exynos 1380 is not manufactured on 4 nm LPP+. What a shame and lost opportunity.