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Re: The Galaxy A Series! by Benediktejike: 9:52pm On Jul 09, 2019
Djdannyb4u:

I noticed this on my Samsung Galaxy A30 some few days ago. It just disappeared on its own.
Yeah, i am using the same a30
Re: The Galaxy A Series! by DrJemmiee: 11:22pm On Jul 09, 2019
spartacus11:


Yes.

Alright thanks. I guess I'll go for mtn embarassed
Re: The Galaxy A Series! by spartacus11(m): 2:47am On Jul 10, 2019
DrJemmiee:


Alright thanks. I guess I'll go for mtn embarassed

Mtn and Airtel 4G are working fine

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Re: The Galaxy A Series! by Jokerman(m): 4:11am On Jul 10, 2019
Omoocash:


The screen is normal screen but I bought 5D screen protector to it and pouch with glass too.... I also did pin registration for N3600 for tracking too

Lol... That albino guy hammer you don with pin registration.......Lol
Re: The Galaxy A Series! by bongolistik(m): 7:26am On Jul 10, 2019
okikiosibodu:

That explains why many of our phones can't work in developed countries esp in UK and US. I have known(it couldn't be a prejudice/ assumption) Samsung and I phones to work globally , but with this clarification, couldn't it mean some of Samsung's products might not work in some parts of the world?
If yes, is there a remedy without having to change the device?
Also, is it only the model we need in Nigeria that is being sold in Nigeria?
Let me just throw more light on this for all to comprehend. Using Samsung as A series as case study.

Samsung do manufacture a particular model and version of their devices for different regions of the world. There are ones for South-East Asian region, those for European regions, those for Africa and Middle East Regions, American region and they also normally have the one they term the global version.

Now in terms of major specifications of these different versions meant for different regions, they are always the same, and the only difference sometimes being on the chipset type but which are mostly equivalent in operations. Example.. Samsung might assign a particular device with Snapdragon chips for American region while the one with Exynos equivalent as global version.

But now here is the major reasons and how it pans out on why you see all those different versions for different regions; price variations is also a factor. Same Samsung phone made for Asian region and that for other regions say Africa has different prices, reason be place of production and distribution/transportation logistics. By so, you should not expect the price of a Samsung phone manufacturered in South Korea (Samsung home) and sold in Korea to be the same price in Korea with when the same phone has been brought to Africa.. Offcourse it will certainly be cheaper there than in Africa.

Now, there is this thing that Samsung does, when you go mistakingly buy the version that is not meant for your region, say for example you bought a Samsung A30 version meant for South-East Asia to use in Nigeria. Yes you can use it perfectly in Nigeria but it always regionally locked, so you have to unlock it first before you can start using it in Nigeria or other region that it is not meant for.

Though unlocking it to be suitable for other region can be very easy or daunting as the case may be. You will only need to use a SIM card of that region to remove the regional lock, by using it to make at least 5min of calls then the phone will automatically unlock and you can now go ahead to use any region SIM on it and use as you wish. Alternative unlocking method can be using the IMEI to generate unlock code, but with this you will have to pay through the nose before you can achieve it.

Same way if you get African version, you can go straight up using your SIM, and using your Naija SIM for at least 5min on it meant that you have also automatically unlocked it in case you want to use foreign SIM or travel to the region where it was not originally meant for, since you have unlocked it with your Naija SIM, you can now use other foreign SIM on it without hassle.

For the global versions it means that you can use any SIM of any country immediately and it will work.

Now just to let you know this. Samsung has about 7 phone manufacturing plants in 7 different countries and with the same standard. It might surprise you to know that Samsung manufacturers only few of their devices in their South Korea home based plant, reason why it will be hard for you to see made in Korea Samsung phones.. But rather Samsung plant in Vietnam manufacturers more of the Samsung phones that you see. Other plants in other countries are Yes China (original Samsung phones are manufactured in China in Samsung plant in China), Indonesia houses 1 Samsung manufacturing plant, like we mentioned, one is in Vietnam, we have one in Brazil, one in India, and one in Malaysia

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Re: The Galaxy A Series! by ddjay: 7:42am On Jul 10, 2019
Hi i use a30, how can i hide the notch
Re: The Galaxy A Series! by bongolistik(m): 7:57am On Jul 10, 2019
ddjay:
Hi i use a30, how can i hide the notch
How do u intend to hide the big infinity U notch that houses the front camera. Those that they normally hide easily are devices with smaller notch like water drop notches.
Re: The Galaxy A Series! by ddjay: 8:17am On Jul 10, 2019
bongolistik:
How do u intend to hide the big infinity U notch that houses the front camera. Those that they normally hide easily are devices with smaller notch like water drop notches.
I remember seeing a video that extends a black tab at the notification area, this moves notification icons down
Re: The Galaxy A Series! by ddjay: 8:23am On Jul 10, 2019
bongolistik:
How do u intend to hide the big infinity U notch that houses the front camera. Those that they normally hide easily are devices with smaller notch like water drop notches.
I have seen it, it's called "hide front camera" under display, press 3 dots above and select advanced settings
Re: The Galaxy A Series! by Donjcco(m): 11:12am On Jul 10, 2019
Mizik7:
Updated pricelist!!!

Can I swap my few weeks A10 with A30...?. How much ma'am?
Re: The Galaxy A Series! by Tiger2020(m): 12:57pm On Jul 10, 2019
DrJemmiee:
Hi fam. I want to buy a70 but I'm hearing it doesn't support Glo 4G LTE network embarassed

Is it true??
its true it doesn't surppot band 28 which is glo 4glte frequency
Re: The Galaxy A Series! by ddjay: 2:31pm On Jul 10, 2019
Tiger2020:
its true it doesn't surppot band 28 which is glo 4glte frequency
Well it's up to glo to change their frequency band. We can't continue to change phones because of them, even like and dislike certain phones because of them

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Re: The Galaxy A Series! by jboixxx: 2:45pm On Jul 10, 2019
ddjay:

Well it's up to glo to change their frequency band. We can't continue to change phones because of them, even like and dislike certain phones because of them
They're rolling out band 3 gradually.
Re: The Galaxy A Series! by Puregold3(f): 3:23pm On Jul 10, 2019
Mizik:
Galaxy A10 - #42999

GALAXY A20 - #57500

GALAXY A30 - #73800

GALAXY A50 - #100000

GALAXY A70 - #134000

Pay on delivery!

CALL OR WHATSAPP 07016854740 or click to chat me up on WhatsApp https:///2347016854740

Fast delivery!

What's the battery capacity of the a10?/please
Re: The Galaxy A Series! by Puregold3(f): 3:23pm On Jul 10, 2019
Mizik:
Galaxy A10 - #42999

GALAXY A20 - #57500

GALAXY A30 - #73800

GALAXY A50 - #100000

GALAXY A70 - #134000

Pay on delivery!

CALL OR WHATSAPP 07016854740 or click to chat me up on WhatsApp https:///2347016854740

Fast delivery!
Re: The Galaxy A Series! by ddjay: 5:52pm On Jul 10, 2019
Puregold3:


What's the battery capacity of the a10?/please
A10 is the same 4000mah
Re: The Galaxy A Series! by ddjay: 5:53pm On Jul 10, 2019
jboixxx:

They're rolling out band 3 gradually.
Band 3 is popular among phones
Re: The Galaxy A Series! by Sicilyjoe: 6:03pm On Jul 10, 2019
ddjay:

A10 is the same 4000mah

How long does it last
Re: The Galaxy A Series! by DEGREEN10175: 6:20pm On Jul 10, 2019
ddjay:
Hi i use a30, how can i hide the notch




does your a30 have 4g only option
Re: The Galaxy A Series! by Bossman(m): 6:35pm On Jul 10, 2019
I think the version sold in Nigeria does not. The Latin America version does. See link below. Same thing with the A50. I have the Latin America version, A505, purchased from B & H, and it supports LTE band 28.

https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1479492-REG/samsung_sm_a705m128bl_a70_a705m_128gb_duos.html?ap=y&gclid=CjwKCAjwmZbpBRAGEiwADrmVXomtkKH2Uaa9zfiRqs3I5wq7rYsJYbkMwpFk1Ruuxm5DY3sx7kClAxoCKIkQAvD_BwE&lsft=BI%3A514&smp=y



Tiger2020:
its true it doesn't surppot band 28 which is glo 4glte frequency
Re: The Galaxy A Series! by ddjay: 9:06pm On Jul 10, 2019
DEGREEN10175:





does your a30 have 4g only option
It shows, lte/3g/2g (auto connect)
Re: The Galaxy A Series! by ddjay: 9:07pm On Jul 10, 2019
Sicilyjoe:


How long does it last
Well usage depends on the user preferences
Re: The Galaxy A Series! by ddjay: 9:10pm On Jul 10, 2019
A80 has 3700 mah battery with far more superior specs than the other A series Pls if you understand what Samsung means by that small battery capacity, raise your hand

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Re: The Galaxy A Series! by DEGREEN10175: 9:59pm On Jul 10, 2019
ddjay:
It shows, lte/3g/2g (auto connect)

pls can i get a screenshot of the connectivity option
Re: The Galaxy A Series! by ddjay: 3:36am On Jul 11, 2019
DEGREEN10175:



pls can i get a screenshot of the connectivity option

Re: The Galaxy A Series! by DEGREEN10175: 10:30am On Jul 11, 2019
thanks in anticipation, is the 4g on standby or does it auto switch to 3g when the 4g network is weak..
Re: The Galaxy A Series! by jacy346(f): 12:45pm On Jul 11, 2019
Puregold3:


What's the battery capacity of the a10?/please
3400ma
Re: The Galaxy A Series! by Emmyk(m): 1:39pm On Jul 11, 2019
DEGREEN10175:
thanks in anticipation, is the 4g on standby or does it auto switch to 3g when the 4g network is weak..

It depends on your location and how strong the 4G reception is. Here in Abuja, the 4G is on standby but very few times when it is weak, it drops to 3G.

When you are making a call or receiving one, I believe you know 4G can't do this. It changes to 3G.

What I see now is 4G+ since June 28. FASTER. grin
Re: The Galaxy A Series! by Emmyk(m): 1:41pm On Jul 11, 2019
I miss not having 4G ONLY like I do on my Tecno. I used to switch to that mode when I don't want people to disturb me. They call and call and it keeps telling them 'User busy'. grin

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Re: The Galaxy A Series! by spartacus11(m): 2:00pm On Jul 11, 2019
Emmyk:
I miss not having 4G ONLY like I do on my Tecno. I used to switch to that mode when I don't want people to disturb me. They call and call and it keeps telling them 'User busy'. grin

God now catch u, now let me see how u won't be picking our calls grin grin grin
Re: The Galaxy A Series! by DEGREEN10175: 4:30pm On Jul 11, 2019
guys how is the camera of this a30 galaxy, a friend of mine has the techno camon 11 pro and the camera is super clear ,, is the camon 11 camera better than the a30 camera I MEAN THE SELFIE CAMERA
Re: The Galaxy A Series! by Emmyk(m): 4:56pm On Jul 11, 2019
spartacus11:


God now catch u, now let me see how u won't be picking our calls grin grin grin
I just use "I was busy" excuse for calls I don't want to pick now. grin grin

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