Samsung Galaxy A14 128GB/4GB Black

Perfect phone for my 10 year old daughter, not the oldest and not the newest phone around.Good value for money, screen is clear and precise. Excellent battery life, like all Samsungs.Perfectly functional

Very good quality very good price great item,I would recommend.

Used daily for work. Good battery life, reasonably quick charging, display good for my kind of use, not quite as quick as some phones loading apps and does lag sometimes. I'd buy again.

best price anywhere. very easy to use and set up.

Good priced phones, however these are not made for UK market so you don't get NFC with it but you do get 128G memory so you pays your money for whats important to you in a mobile phone, other than that most things your need are on phone or can be added via playstore, cameras seem good and clear, speed is fast enough, good size screen, finger and face recognition is there, transfer data from old phone worked well, yes there is not wall charger or ear phones included anymore which might again be problem for some if its your first phone or first time use C type USB, other that those few things its a good cheap phone that works. plus it is a 2023 model so up to date with tec filtered down from the expensive models, overall I am happy with itWould i have liked NFC yes would also have like the old knox security files that you could use, but sure i can find an app that does that.

This phone (Samsung Galaxy A14 - multi-sim Indian version) is completely unusable—do not buy it. I'm an experienced Android user, having started with Samsung’s flagship S2 before switching to budget models over the past few years. In recent years I've used the J6, M31, and others, all of which served me well.However, I cannot recommend this model for several confirmed (see Samsung forums) reasons:1. It suffers from serious lag. The memory is weak, and the virtual memory feature does nothing to improve performance. Restarting the phone or clearing the memory has no effect.2. Apps, particularly Chrome, crash frequently if you’re a power user or have multiple tabs (in-app or on the phone) open, which makes it highly unreliable.3. This -Indian- version lacks NFC (which I was not aware of), so you can’t use it for contactless payments or transport services like the Tube.The phone is also too large for my liking, and the materials feel extremely cheap and low quality. Overall, I feel that the value for money is extremely bad.So why did I order it? Based on the Amazon rating and my great previous experiences with Samsung, I didn’t check the forums beforehand. Now, even though I managed to return the phone, I’ll still be stuck with the screen protectors and case.This is the worst Samsung phone I've encountered in recent years. I cannot recommend it.

Nice phone

I have basic needs for a phone. No gaming or anything requiring a super-fast phone. This phone has very good battery life, good memory size, takes nice photos and has an up-to-date OS.But, it doesn't have NFC, so has been consigned to a drawer to be given away at some point. As my wife has the same phone, I had assumed that it would have NFC just like hers, but alas, no.It also has some strange behaviour. The swype keyboard is much less forgiving of my dodgy fingers than my previous (and now current again) Moto, and leads to much re-typing. It also doesn't appear to maintain a 4G connection as well as the Moto. Many times I could not watch a video on my daily walks, whereas the Moto is very stable on the same route. The PIN unlock is very slow too; you need to type slowly or it doesn't recognise all the numbers.I don't know if the above niggles would have been sorted at some point, but the lack of NFC makes it useless for me.