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Comprehensively excellent picture quality. Vivid yet natural colors. Deep contrast and shadow detail. Clear and detailed image processing. Class-leading off-angle image quality. Good motion handling ...

Affordable. Decent camera. Long software support. Nice AMOLED screen. Day-long battery life. Expandable storage. The biggest problem with the Galaxy A17 is performance—it's powered by Samsung's Exynos ...

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