Samsung Galaxy A06

OhoPrice editorial review

Our Take: A 50MP main camera is not what you expect to find at 26,999 PKR, and that sensor is the Galaxy A06's ace card — it captures genuinely respectable daylight photos that outshoot most phones in its bracket. The Helio G85 is a proven, capable chip, 128GB of built-in storage is generous, and the 5000mAh battery easily covers a full day. The trade-offs are the 720p display at roughly 262 PPI (serviceable, but soft), a big 6.7-inch frame that is not pocket-friendly, and a 2MP depth sensor that does little. For a no-frills family phone with a good camera and Samsung's name, the A06 is a strong budget pick. The Sego Note 70 Limited Edition costs about 2,850 PKR less, but its advantages thin out fast. The A06's 50MP camera decisively beats the Sego's 13MP, and it matches the Sego's 128GB storage while adding Samsung's update promise and service centres. The Sego claims 12GB of RAM, yet 8GB of it is extended memory, leaving 4GB physical — the same as the A06 — and its display type and resolution are completely unlisted in the data, which should worry any buyer. If camera quality and a trusted brand matter, the A06 is the obvious choice; the Sego only makes sense if you are confident about its unverified screen and are chasing the lowest price. Verify the A06's IMEI via PTA's DIRBS — budget Samsungs are one of Pakistan's most-imported grey market phones.