Samsung Galaxy A52 5G Enterprise Edition SIM Free Android Smartphone

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The exact resolution is 1080 x 2400 - which equals a pixel density of 407 pixels per inch - so you will likely find this satisfactory, but it won’t compare to QHD smartphone screens like older Galaxy S series models. If you do use the phone a lot, there is 25W fast charging here that can charge the phone up to half full in just 30 minutes. We tested out this feature using the charger in the box and found that it didn't pan out, as there’s only a 15W charger in the box. It won't be any surprise to hear that between this and the Samsung Galaxy S21, this is the much weaker device. It has a lower resolution display, feels slightly cheaper and can't compete on camera or processing power. The scores are similar to handsets like the Moto G 5G Plus, which is a touch cheaper than Samsung’s option but scored 1,822. Don’t expect game-changing performance from the Galaxy A52 5G, but it’s powerful enough for most people

That display uses Super AMOLED and has a Full HD+ resolution, and we found the 800 nits of brightness to look fantastic when we turned the screen all the way up to its maximum brightness setting. If you’re looking for a smartphone to watch video on you’re unlikely to be disappointed in this display. We found the software on the phone worked well during our review period, and if you’ve previously used an Android phone you should settle into using this handset without any significant issues. Samsung Galaxy A52 5G camera In fact, that price tag puts this directly in line with more affordable handsets like the iPhone SE, Google Pixel 4a or OnePlus Nord. But with that lower price tag, what does the spec sheet look like? The Galaxy A52 5G is designed to have a solid build without the bells and whistles you’ll find on flagship smartphones. For that reason, you may feel the build of the handset is a touch cheap with its plastic rear and aluminum frame.

Galaxy A52s 5G

It is also one of the cheapest 5G handsets the brand has right now and like many other Samsung devices, has a very complete camera set-up for the price.

If you’ll be playing a lot of mobile games you may want to look elsewhere, but this is still a capable phone, its chipset just means you may have to wait a touch longer for apps and games to load rather than it being unable to undertake basic tasks. However, at roughly half its price, this is no surprise. Plus, this handset holds onto a lot of great features from the bigger handset. It has a larger battery, 5G and a camera performance that really isn't far behind. It comes with a 6.5-inch Full HD+ display which in our tests we found to offer some impressive brightness, the battery comes in at 4500mAh and it features a 5 or 8GB RAM processor to power all of the 5G features. Your warranty will last up to 12 months, with the length of the warranty varying because of the refurbished grade of the Samsung phone. Refurbished grades allow you to select the cosmetic condition of the phone before purchasing. The refurbished grades we offer range from fair to pristine.If you think you’ll one day make use of 5G connectivity, we’d recommend choosing a phone with the next-gen option rather than one without, as it means you won’t have to upgrade your phone to get the faster internet when it’s a more readily available option. One of the big upgrades from previous Galaxy A phones is the introduction of a 120Hz display, which is a feature usually reserved for flagship handsets. This essentially means the image on your screen refreshes faster than on most other smartphones, which gives a smoother experience when scrolling through social media or playing mobile games. In a nutshell...yes. The Samsung Galaxy A52 is arguably one of the best value phones Samsung has right now. That's because despite its low costs, it is offering some surprisingly high-end specs. Quality-wise, I have no major complaints about the cameras. Images look pretty darn good, for the most part, and the A52 5G even manages to hold its own against the terrific Pixel 4a in some instances. Pictures are filled with detail, it does a good job at cutting through the darkness in low-light conditions, and HDR worked without a hitch. It did have a tendency to increase the exposure a bit too much for my liking, though, but this isn’t something that the on-screen slider couldn’t fix. At The Big Phone Store, we have many cheap refurbished Samsung phones available: new models that have been released this year, as well as older models that still can provide powerful specs at a lower price.