Dec 10, 2016 12:29 PM EST By Pretty Abegail Pacilan, UniversityHerald Reporter

'Samsung Galaxy A5( 2016)' is getting customers' attention lately after Samsung Electronics made it more high-end in terms of look and feel through upgrading its features, performance, design, and value, leaping high over its predecessor 'Samsung Galaxy A5'. "Beautifully Crafted," are the two words that is being posted in Samsung's website to describe the product for customers and site visitors.

The fusion of solid, premium-feel metal and robust 2.5D Gorilla Glass 4 in the front and rear, plus impressive battery life is what makes it the most interesting Galaxy phones this year. Opinions and reviews of users and customers suggested also a long lasting battery life, speed charging and no overheating problems, gsmarena posted.

As selfie's becoming more and more prevalent these days, 'Samsung Galaxy A5(2016)' is also the perfect device for selfie lovers out there as it can capture more of the surroundings with its 'wide selfie' function. It emphasized a brighter and crisper images with its front and rear cameras feature f/1.9 aperture for exceptionally clear images, even in low-light conditions, Samsung announced.

Although, 'Galaxy A5(2016)' does not provide the near-perfect reproduction unlike the S6 and Note 5, its AMOLED -photo or basic modes provide a calm, relatively natural looking display, sammobile.com reviewed. It further highlighted 'Galaxy A5 (2016)'s class a very nice, sharp display that defines Samsung's current generation AMOLED technology.

To cope up with the latest trends and pressure from other manufacturers, the 'Galaxy A5 (2016)' packs the same fast and smooth finger print security that ensures better privacy protection. Aside from the company improving its hardware performance and offered ultra-fast Internet speeds with a quad-core processor and LTE Cat.6 network access, Samsung revealed that it has also added useful features such as space for a microSD card that they probably forgot to include in their 2015 high-end phones.

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