It also comes in Awesome Lime and Awesome Graphite colours. It is 8.2 mm thick, making it slightly thicker and the weight has increased from 189 grams to 199 grams compared to the predecessor which might be due to the glass back. Even though the phone has a 6.4-inch screen, it is compact to hold.

On the back, there is a triple camera module arranged in a straight line without any camera housing.

Even though it looks like metal, the sides have a plastic frame.

The phone doesn’t have a 3.5mm audio jack. The secondary microphone and the hybrid dual SIM slot are on the top. The primary microphone, USB Type-C port and the loudspeaker grill are on the bottom. The phone has an in-display fingerprint sensor which is fast to unlock the phone, but it is not as fast as the side or rear-mounted fingerprint scanner.Ĭoming to the button placements, the power button and the volume rockers are present on the right side. The punch-hole is small and it is not intrusive. On the top, there is an 32-megapixel camera in the tiny punch-hole, and the earpiece is present on the top edge. It doesn’t have a notification LED, but there is Always on display option. I didn’t notice any screen flicker issues in low brightness on the phone. The phone doesn’t have DC dimming or low brightness anti-flicker mode that is present in some AMOLED screen phones in the price range. You can choose from Vivid or Natural screen modes based on your preference, or set the white balance manually. Similar to the other Samsung phones, there is an Eye comfort shield that limit blue light emitted by the screen. It has a 120Hz refresh rate screen that offers a fluid user experience with smoother animations, scrolling and gaming.

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