Samsung Galaxy F70e vs Samsung Galaxy A07 4G

The Samsung Galaxy F70e is the stronger all-round choice for smoothness, performance, and battery capacity: it brings a 120Hz display, 6,000mAh battery, and higher AnTuTu and Geekbench results. The Samsung Galaxy A07 4G suits storage and low weight better, with 256GB and 184g versus 128GB and 199g for the F70e. The F70e also adds 5G and six years of updates, while the A07 4G remains on 4G with two years.

Both phones use a 6.7-inch display with 720 × 1600px resolution, 262ppi, and 1,000 nits peak brightness; the refresh-rate difference is 120Hz on the F70e versus 90Hz on the A07 4G. Performance also favors the F70e: its Dimensity 6300 scores 409,464 in AnTuTu and 782 in Geekbench 6 Single-Core, compared with 394,421 and 729 from the A07 4G’s Helio G99. The A07 4G counters with 8GB of RAM instead of 6GB and twice the maximum storage.

The F70e has the larger battery at 6,000mAh versus 5,000mAh, while both support 25W charging. The A07 4G is lighter and thinner at 184g and 7.6mm versus 199g and 8.2mm; both sit below the average for weight and thickness. For the main camera, the A07 4G has a 1/2.76-inch sensor versus 0-inch on the F70e, although the F70e adds slow-motion video. The F70e is the better buy for display smoothness, battery capacity, performance, and 5G; the A07 4G only makes more sense if it costs less or if 256GB and lower weight matter more.