Price: $399.99 - $299.99
(as of Nov 14, 2024 12:13:16 UTC - Details)

Packed with amazing capabilities, Galaxy A35 5G is designed to bring out the best in every moment. From mountain adventures to local hangouts, the pro-grade camera of A35 5G captures mind-blowing details. Plus, discover more at your fingertips with Circle to Search with Google, allowing you to circle any image on your screen for more details in a snap. Stay out late with friends and capture incredible photos and videos in the dark with Nightography. Whether you’re binge-watching at home or at the park, the brilliantly bright screen shines in any setting. Plus, with expandable storage of up to a massive 1TB³, along with revamped durability, A35 5G has your back, ensuring you conquer your day with unmatched confidence. Awesome experience. Awesome value.
¹Requires internet connection; results may vary by uniqueness, clarity and framing of circled image and related factors. ²Requires optimal 5G network connection, available in select markets. Check with your carrier for availability and details. Download and streaming speeds may vary based on content provider, server connection and other factors. ³MicroSD card sold separately. Portion of memory occupied by existing content. ⁴IP67 rating for water and dust resistance. Water resistance based on laboratory test conditions for submersion in up to 1 meter of fresh water for up to 30 minutes. Not advised for beach or pool use. Dust resistance based on laboratory test conditions for airflow of up to 8 hours. ⁵Samsung Wallet on the watch only available on Galaxy Watch6 devices and with select features. Please visit the Samsung Wallet FAQ at https://www.samsung.com/us/samsung-wallet/faq/ for a full list of watch features and eligible devices. Network coverage may affect feature usage.
CIRCLE IT, SEARCH IT, FIND IT. JUST LIKE THAT: What’s your favorite influencer wearing? Where’d they go on vacation? What’s that word mean? Don’t try to describe it — use Circle to Search with Google¹ and get the answer in a snap
OUR BRIGHTEST GALAXY A SERIES SCREEN YET: Thanks to Vision Booster, the screen seamlessly adjusts to your surroundings so you can enjoy uninterrupted streaming, gaming or browsing² even on the sunniest afternoon
STUNNING SHOTS. VIVID VIDEO: Advanced triple-lens camera of turns every moment into a masterpiece; With high-res photos & high-definition video, it’s easy to capture awe-worthy content and optical image stabilization lets you capture it blur-free
CAPTURE THE NIGHT LIKE NEVER BEFORE: Your nights just became a whole lot brighter with Galaxy A35 5G; Whether it’s fireworks, birthday candles or smiles under the stars, low-light photos and videos look clear as day with stunning Nightography
NOW THERE’S EVEN MORE IN STORE: Enjoy big storage for big memories; With an upgraded internal storage of 128GB and up to 1TB expandable storage³; A35 5G keeps all your memories close without worry of running low on space
SPLASHES DON’T STAND A CHANCE: Boasting an impressive IP67⁴ rating, A35 5G is safeguarded against water, dirt and dust; Whether you’re embarking on an excursion or simply navigating the challenges of daily life, A35 5G is ready for any adventure
A DIGITAL WALLET IS ALREADY IN YOUR GALAXY: Carry your essentials conveniently in the digital wallet that’s made for your Galaxy phone and Watch⁵
Reviewer: R.T.
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: A35 is the Sweet Spot in the Galaxy A Lineup
Review: I've had my Samsung Galaxy A35 for just over one month. I looked at a lot of reviews before pulling the trigger and I shopped a few brands.1st - 4 Android upgrades (1/yr) and 5 years of security patches CAN'T BE BEAT at this price point.2nd - IP67 dust/water resistant (up to 1m for 30 min).Great screen (Super AMOLED, 120Hz, 1000 nits) and the adaptive brightness works super well (High Brightness Mode). Solid build with Victus Glass front and rear on a plastic frame. 5000 mAh battery and 25W charging give longevity and fast top ups. The 5nm Exynos 1380 chipset has 4x2.4 GHz & 4x2.0 GHz processors along with 6GB RAM, 128GB internal storage and micro SDXC slot. Plenty of power and storage under the hood for all except maybe the hardcore power users and game junkies. A fantastic all-around phone for most users. Fingerprint reader under the screen works great providing accurate and fast access to the device. Stereo speakers have plenty of volume and a pleasing tone for streaming videos. Audiophiles will want quality ear buds regardless of the speakers. The sound is well tuned for normal use. Calls are clear and trouble free.I don't really do selfies; the front camera is 13MP of acceptable. Not horrible, not wow.Let's talk triple rear cameras. 50 MP, f/1.8, (wide) with PDAF (phase detection auto focus) and OIS (optical image stabilization - way better then electronic image stabilization) + 8 MP, f/2.2 (ultrawide) + 5 MP, f/2.4, (macro). Like their displays, Samsung also makes their own camera sensors and know what they are about in both departments. In my experience, the biggest limiter on phone cameras is the controlling software. Here Samsung gives you acceptable level software. No brand name glass (like Zeiss or Leica) for the lenses. The cameras are solidly utilitarian and get the job done with enough power to give you some creative wiggle room. Those who know how can tweak their pictures by learning the strengths and weaknesses and going to post processing when needed. Unfortunately, there is no RAW support, or you could make even better progress in post. There are also several shooting modes that users might utilize to adapt to the composition of a particular image capture.The main camera operates in a 12.5MP mode by default. I went into settings > settings to keep > camera mode (switch on) so that it remembers I want the 50MP mode and saves it when I open the camera app again. There is no zoom in 50MP mode, but I'd rather crop in on more pixels than use less pixels getting degraded by digital zoom in most use case scenarios.The picture of the steering wheel detail was taken with the 5MP f/2.4 macro lens, auto settings, no post process.The two cloudscapes were captured with the main camera in 50MP mode, auto settings, no post process. You only achieve 50MP when shooting in full aspect ratio. I prefer 16:9 so those images are 37.5MP.The picture of the moon was taken in Pro mode (12.5MP) with 10x zoom, ISO 40 and -2.0ev.The picture of the $1 coin was captured with the main camera at 50MP. I used a 10x macro lens clipped in front of the main camera and did post processing in Snapseed.The picture of the moth was captured with the main camera at 12.5MP and 2x zoom. Post processed in Snapseed.All-in-all: solid value for money and a phone you likely won't upgrade from anytime soon. It has all you need to make it a faithful companion for years.Quick Update: I was out taking Milkyway photos the other night with my mirrorless camera. I did add one image to this review, taken with the A35. The photo of the trees after sunset was during the Blue Hour (low light) with the main camera in 50MP mode, auto settings, lightly edited in Snapseed. The capture was at 1/9th of a second and demonstrates the effectiveness of the Optical Image Stabilization.I was also using the Stellarium app with live view and can attest to the accuracy and responsiveness of the compass sensor on the Galaxy A35. I just keep finding more reasons to love this phone!

Reviewer: bolo919
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Amazing Phone
Review: After much research, trial and error, I bought this phone for several reasons: 1) Good screen size.. prefer the larger screen size than s23 or s23 fe; 2) Adequate/decent performance specs of processor, camera etc 3) Expandable storage 4) Lowest SAR (radiation) values of any modern Esim phone Ive researched.. Yes i know they say its safe non-ionizing radiation... blah blah.. they said smoking and lead paint were ok too. I use my phone A lot.. tell it to the next guy buddy lol. 5) Price was reasonable enough. Anyway, the phone has been generally amazing so far, much faster and smoother than my old one. Beautiful screen, although every once in a while some text has a barely noticeable very slight flicker on certain apps/ scripts? I shut off adaptive display something or other, which helped, but again barely noticeable and almost never happens. Generally amazing, very fast, vibrant, and smooth thanks to the quality display and fast refresh rate. I used a usb-c flash drive along with Samsung's "Smart switch" app to backup my old phone (motorola) then transfer onto the A35. Esim setup was a breeze on US mobile's warp (verizon) network - so long as you have *this model* of the A35, which is the US Version (The US Version is A356u, NOT the cheaper latin american/ international A356E.. and probably also the international A55 could have compatibility issues too.. I dont know - I believe the a55 is only available in an international version - Samsung wants you to buy thd s23 fe instead.. The US unlocked models will have the best compatibility with your carrier if u live in the US - yes they are more expensive... anyway I digress) So far this phone has been generally great. I have purchased another one to have two lines on the A35.

Reviewer: Marcy Travis
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Love my new phone
Review: I love my new phone. Much faster than my old phone and very affordable during Prime Day. I had my data switched today and love the keyboard and the clarity of this new phone. The sound is crystal clear and no dropped calls! Highly recommend. It's also beautiful 😍

Reviewer: Hideki Saito
Rating: 4.0 out of 5 stars
Title: The Galaxy A35: A Budget-Friendly Phone You’ll Actually Enjoy Using
Review: The Samsung Galaxy A35 is a fantastic pick if you’re after an affordable phone that’s surprisingly rich in features. Now, unless you’re a hardcore mobile gamer—like the type who could probably win a Fortnite match with your eyes closed—this phone should have more than enough juice for your everyday needs.For daily use, the A35 performs solidly. Its camera is decent, letting you capture everything from quick snapshots to carefully curated social media posts. And as for Samsung’s OneUI, Android purists might groan about the customizations, but I’m all for it. It’s a far cry from the old days of TouchWiz (anyone else remember that colorful chaos?), and now OneUI adds genuinely useful features like battery charging optimization that’s kinder to your battery health—something stock Android doesn’t offer out of the box, and you probably can’t just add on afterward, either. Plus, Samsung promises four major updates for the A35, which is impressive for a budget phone in this class, especially when competitors in this price range often tap out after one—if you’re lucky!The A35 also includes SD card support, so you’ve got plenty of space for photos, music, and all your favorite memes. My one real gripe? No raw API support for the camera. I mean, my cheaper Galaxy A9+ tablet has it—so what’s the deal, Samsung?At this price point, you could go for a flagship, but you’d be looking at the price of two A35s—or even three! For me, the A35 hits that perfect sweet spot of not-too-cheap and not-too-expensive. It’s affordable enough that you won’t feel like you need to keep it in a bulletproof case, but powerful enough that you won’t feel like you’re carrying around a paperweight. Overall, I’d say the A35 is like that dependable friend who always shows up with snacks but never leaves you broke.