Looking for a phone with a big screen, plenty of cameras and long battery life? Samsung Galaxy A71 can be the one you go for. For A71, it's all about the huge, 6.7-inch display. It dominates the front of the handset, but with minimal bezels around the side it fits in the hand better than you'd imagine. A71 uses Samsung's Infinity-O screen technology where there’s a punch-hole camera design at the top of the display. It sits in the notification bar, which keeps it nicely out of the way, so not to intrude on general usage. Round the back and Samsung has developed a new Prism effect for the rear of its latest “A” series devices (the A71 and A51), which provides a little bit of intrigue and individuality. For the display, the phone sports a 6.7-inches in size with a Super AMOLED Plus panel, which delivers a bright, colorful punch. It has a Full HD+ resolution (1080 x 2400) which provides a good level of detail on-screen. You can comfortably watch Netflix on this device. Also, there's a fingerprint scanner embedded into the display as well, plus the option to use face recognition to unlock the phone instead.

For camera, the front-facing, 32MP snapper produces high quality shots, even in the slightly awkward lighting of the Samsung booth, which should satisfy selfie fans. Round the back and the Galaxy A71 packs four cameras. The main sensor a 64MP, f/1.8 offering and from our brief test it produced well-lit, detailed images. You can fit more of your surroundings into shot however, by tapping an icon on-screen to switch to the 123 degree, 12MP ultra-wide camera. Plus, you also get 5MP macro and 5MP depth cameras for close-up shots and background blur effects (which Samsung calls Live Focus) respectively. Overall, it's a fully featured camera experience, with many flagship modes and additions.

The Samsung Galaxy A71 could also be a bit of a star when it comes to battery life. Samsung has squeezed a sizable 4,500mAh battery into the handset which could last up to two days with moderate usage.