Samsung Galaxy M15 5G Prime Edition (Stone Grey,8GB RAM,128GB Storage)| Super AMOLED Display| 50MP Triple Cam| 6000mAh Battery| MediaTek Dimensity 6100+| 4 Gen. OS Upgrade & 5 Year Security Update

Below are my rating after 6 months use ( and coming from S21 Plius phone to this )Charging speed - 9/10Memory capacity - 9/10 ( speed is pretty good for this segment phone )Smoothness - 9/10 ( for 90 hz this is pretty smooth )Screen size - 9/10 ( adequrate )Functionality - 7/10 ( for this price range i would say good but it has some lags in between but again for this price that is expected )Camera - 5/10 ( camera both back and front not that great )Battery - 10/10 ( i am a heavy user and the battery last for 2 days and if we use less it can go up to 3 days )Overall for this price range its a pretty good phone, even though Samsung mentioned 5 years of andriod update this phone most proabably will get the last update in the update cycle ( as of now still waiting for android 15 update ). If you are looking for a budget phone with good battery life and not so bad performance then this phone suits you.

If you are in a budget and need a samsung phone then this is the phone for you.My initial choice was to buy some other phone but had to buy it from amazon cause they deliver products to my address in short time for specific products,as after delivery of the product in stepulated time I had some other travel plans and no other websites/app were delivering that quickly (depends if other websites or app delivers to your address in time and give you good deals on products then book yours product from them) coming to the productWhat I likedUsefull compact screen as I don't like too much big screensAmoled screenBattery backupCompact phoneDecent camera without out too much colour boosting, natural images both front and back cameraI'm not a gaming person so whatever multitasking and media consumption I had to do,the processer handled it smoothly can't say about the same performance after 2,3 years as company claimed to give four years of OS upgradesCalling quality, bluetooth functions,wifi all seems to working fine with my unit till this review writtingWhat I didn't likeit feels old fashioned because of notch in era of punch hole displays even in 6000 rupees phones,it has amoled screen but after comparing it with other phones which have full HD IPS displays with about 600 nits of brightness the screen brightness, direct sunlight visibility or the overall multimedia experience is almost the same compared to IPS displays phone of mine which I felt like there's not much of a difference so I think the amoled screen helps only conserving battery in long runCharging speed is slow and you have to buy compatible 25watt charger separately which I feel is also slow coming from using variety of phones which I have with 30 watt charging which is the least I have been using and that 30 watt charging brick came along inside the phone boxPhone is bit heavy but no complain cause we know there's 6000mah battery, it maybe a deal breaker for some but I'm ok with itCompany mentioned it has Dolby Atmos support but after using the phone it feels like gimmick, sounds the same as any other under 15000 rupees phoneIt has hybrid sim slot which I didn't liked as I use a SD card and 2 sim card at a time but don't know why all the companies abandoned giving dedicated sim slots under 15000 rupees phones so there's no choice for users(there are some old model phones with dedicated sim slots available online but they are nearing their end of service life)so had to buy this product what choice was there under the circumstancesNo back cover was included in the box as 99% of other phone companies are provided them in this price rangeWill give you update in coming months if somethings happen regarding the phone

Very good product nice design value for money battery capacity also more charging also very fast

So, I took the plunge and adopted this 'Blue Topaz' wonder, the Samsung M15 Prime Edition. Let's be real, at ₹13,499 (minus that sweet exchange discount, which basically paid for my weekend samosas), it's like finding a unicorn that also makes chai.First off, the storage. 128GB! Finally, a phone that doesn't judge me for hoarding memes and downloading every cooking video ever. It's like having a digital attic, but organized and blue.The camera? It's decent. Not going to win any photography awards, but it captures my questionable culinary creations and my cat's existential stares with acceptable clarity. Think of it as your reliable friend who takes okay pictures, but always has your back.Now, the battery. Oh, the battery. I swear, this thing runs on pure sunshine and good vibes. Two to three days of standby? I'm convinced it's secretly a power plant. And when it does decide to take a nap, it charges faster than I can say 'instant noodles.'OneUI? It's like having a personal digital butler. No lag, no hangs, just smooth sailing. It's so user-friendly, even my grandma could probably use it to send me those 'forwarded as received' messages.And that AMOLED screen? It's like watching a movie on a velvety dream. Colors pop, blacks are blacker than my coffee, and scrolling through social media feels like a luxurious spa day for my eyeballs.In short, if you're looking for a phone that won't break the bank, will last longer than your last relationship, and looks good doing it, the Samsung M15 Prime Edition is your blue buddy. Just don't blame me if you start spending all your time watching cat videos on that gorgeous screen.