Samsung Galaxy F62 review: Worthy all-round 4G smartphone in Indian context
After opening its 2021 account with budget and premium
smartphones, Samsung is now
looking at expanding its midrange line-up with the launch of the Samsung Galaxy F62.
The smartphone is touted to be a performance-centric device powered by Exynos
9825 system-on-chip, Android 11 operating system-based OneUI 3.1 user
interface, and a 7,000 mAh battery. Besides, the smartphone has a big 6.7-inch
super AMOLED Plus Infinity-O (punch-hole) screen, 64-megapixel-based
quad-camera set-up on the back, and fast-charging support.
On paper, the Samsung Galaxy F62
seems to be an all-round package. But how does it fare in real life? Let’s find
out:
The Galaxy F62 seems boring when compared with other midrange smartphones. Made
mostly of polycarbonate, the smartphone lacks novelty and looks regular despite
its thin (9.5mm) and lightweight (218g) form factor. The phone’s back cover has
a dual-tone gradient reflective finish with vertical silver lines running from
top to bottom. Interestingly, even the frame is painted in dual-tone colour to
maintain design symmetry. The frame features a power button (which doubles up
as a fingerprint scanner) and volume rocker keys on the right, dual-SIM and
microSD slot on the left side, secondary microphone opening on the top, and
3.5mm audio out port, USB-C charging and data transfer port, primary
microphone, and mono speaker at the bottom. Though the gradient design looks
good, the glossy finish makes it susceptible to fingerprints and smudges — not
something you want if you are not in the habit of using a back cover. Speaking
of the back cover, the Galaxy F62 does not come with one in the box.
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