SAMSUNGGalaxy A16 5G (SM-A166M/DS), 256GB 8GB RAM, Dual SIM, Factory Unlocked GSM, International Version (25W Power Adapter Bundle) - (Light Gray)

Great phone endless space, great camera

The charger is DOA the only thing that can be done it return the item I need the charger replaced

I am very happy with the Samsung Galaxy A16 phone 226 GB. And the seller gave me the correct information on what I asked him.

Work pretty smooth

Wonderful

The phone is, so far, perfectly functional. The feel is not as snappy as other more expensive phones with higher end processors, but it's more than fine for everyday use. You'll experience the lag with a two finger pull down of the shade, for example.Coming from a Pixel phone (this is deliberately a second phone for work purposes), the interface, while clean, is not nearly as good as Google's default. The notification shade with Samsung's UI is immediately more confusing to glance at than Google's, for example. Useable, but completely and unnecessarily different than Google's for negative improvement.Nice battery life so far, though.I'd give the phone an easy four Stars, but since this seller has included a "25 watt" wall charger with this item there is a problem. The problem is that the charger is fake.Confirmed it's a fake "25 watt" charger against a 10 watt charger using Samsung's own included USB-C to C cable. From ~50% charge, the included "25 watt" charger shows a complete charge time of nearly ~4 hours for that last 50% of battery. Swapping over to an older Google 10 watt shows just ~50 minutes to full...So buy the phone for the cost, size (if needed), battery, and relatively clean user interface, but not because the "25 watt" charger is included nor because you expect flagship phone performance.

Super bien

This phone will not work on Verizon in the United States. The first red flag was when I opened up the packaging and found additional instructions to change the APN settings in case the phone did not work on my carrier. The second was when I started up the phone and saw the default language was Spanish and I had to change it to English. The third was an email from Verizon after I swapped the SIM card from my old phone to this phone telling me I had to authorize the swap, which had never happened with past phones. The fourth red flag was finding out the IMEI number was not recognized by Verizon, so I could NOT authorize the full functionality on the Verizon network. The phone only worked in a crippled cellular mode. I am returning it and avoiding this vendor in the future.