Samsung continues to sell millions of Galaxy A devices globally, and those looking to buy a budget phone inevitably choose either the Galaxy A36 or spring for the A56. I talked about how the Galaxy A56 is the worst mid-range phone I used this year, and the Galaxy A36 is much the same — with the only difference being that the device is a smidgen more affordable.
There are other alternatives to consider; I really like the POCO X7 Pro, and Nothing's Phone 3a Pro is a terrific choice. And there's now a new contender thanks to Infinix. I haven't covered the brand much over the years, but it's clear that the Transsion-owned phone manufacturer is intent on increasing its global presence, and it is rolling out pretty great phones.
