So far I'm very happy with this phone. Obviously it not like my S22, but it does what I need it to do. It's basically a 2nd line for me that I use for call, text, YouTube some emails, etc.

Compare all 8 variants across stores
| Variant | Flipkart | Amazon |
|---|---|---|
| Black · 128 GB | ₹19,990 | Not sold |
| White · 128 GB | ₹19,990 | Not sold |
| Green · 128 GB | ₹19,990 | Not sold |
| Blue · 128 GB | ₹19,990 | Not sold |
| Peach · 128 GB | ₹19,990 | Not sold |
| Peach · 64 GB | ₹18,490 | Not sold |
| Black · 4 GB · 64 GB | ₹14,400 | Not sold |
| Standard | Not sold | ₹15,999 |
The ZuPick verdict
Sharp Full HD detail, expandable storage and dependable battery capacity are useful, but weak performance, a 60Hz LCD and 4G-only networking make this difficult to justify at ₹19,999.
Based on specs, expert reviews and owner discussions.Price history
31 days of recorded prices.
It has been as low as ₹14,400 in the period we have tracked.
₹14,400
₹20,990
Pros & cons
The 1080x2408 screen renders text, photos and videos sharply. Gorilla Glass 5 also adds useful protection against everyday scratches.
The 5000 mAh battery should comfortably handle a full day of calls, messaging and video. Charging at 25W is adequate for overnight or desk-side top-ups.
A memory card can add up to 1 TB of space. This is useful for carrying downloaded films, music and photos without relying on cloud storage.
Four years of security updates offer reassuring protection for long-term users. The side fingerprint reader also makes unlocking convenient.
This phone is 4G only despite costing ₹19,999. Most alternatives around this price offer 5G and provide better long-term network value.
The Samsung Exynos 850, 4 GB memory and eMMC storage can make demanding apps, installations and game loading feel slow. Heavy games will require reduced visual settings.
The 60Hz LCD lacks the smooth scrolling and stronger contrast offered by many 90Hz, 120Hz or AMOLED alternatives. Motion will feel dated during browsing and gaming.
The 50 MP main camera is suitable for daylight snapshots, but optical stabilisation is absent. Night photos and handheld video are more prone to blur.
What owners say
From RedditI bought A13 2 years ago, when my A8 randomly died (I used it for 4 years and it was wonderful experience back then). I would say that A13 is a good budget phone for basic daily tasks or just scroling facebook.
But, for example, using TikTok or any other "heavier" app, phone's performance gets poor because it gets really laggy. That's my main problem with A13 and I'm currently considering buying a new phone.
Would I recommend buying an A13? Yes, if you want to use it for basic things. No, if you're a heavy scroller like me and you like to use many social medias and apps.
This phone is complete sh*t. 0/10. Laggy on homescreen and cameras are bad. Weird screen as well as the bezels. The phone cracks everywhere when it falls, too. Speakers are bad. The phone overall is bad.
I'm still using it today (samsung a13 5g), and it works just fine. I also accidentally dropped it a lot of times (I'm using jelly case, by the way), and it just bounces--no cracks.
Plus, I don't know any apps that could be heavier than codm, but it can push through with no hassle. (well, of course, except for your wifi/data connection issues/situation) Given that it's 128 gb, it depends on how many downloaded apps and files you put into it.
same i litrally downgraded my phone from a redmi 8 to a samsung galaxy a13
The A13 was never meant to handle the bloatware they keep adding with updates - your phone's basically choking on its own software at this point
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