Samsung Galaxy A52s 5G

Consisting of sleek curves the Galaxy A52s 5G has an almost unibody like design. The camera housing is futuristically designed and almost mates into the matte finish at the back. The Samsung A52s 5G comes with a glass front, a plastic back and a plastic frame. Given its expensive price tag, better materials should have been used. The phone weighs in at 189g which is still heavy considering that Samsung used plastic for a lot of the build. There are four colour variants available Awesome Violet, Awesome Black and Awesome White. As with the price tag, Samsung has gone the extra length and the Samsung A52s 5G comes with an IP67 rating for water resistance. That means you can go down into the water up to 1 meter, stay there for 30 minutes and when you are back up, the phone will not faze.

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The Samsung A52s 5G comes with a screen that will make you look all the time. With a Super AMOLED display that can amp up its brightness to 800 nits, the Samsung A52s is superb to look at no matter what the lighting. The best thing about having a bright display is that it comes with an SGS certification of reducing the blue light emitted. No tensions of damaging your eyesight or getting eye soreness from this phone. The phone has a 120 Hz display an upgrade on its younger sibling the A52.

The A52s 5G comes with an on-screen fingerprint sensor that recognizes your unique fingerprint, allowing you an easy and safe way to unlock your phone. Say goodbye to the trouble of putting in your passwords again and again, with the Samsung Biometric Pass that provides a faster and safer authentication method.. This feature is also supported by many apps.

Samsung’s proprietary defence Secure comes built into the software and hardware components. Right from the moment you switch on your Samsung A52s 5G, Knox Security gets down to business building your phone into a fortress. Knox Security and Secure make sure to protect your most sensitive information from malicious threats and malware.

Whether you’re doing playing a game or running five different apps at the same time the Samsung A52s 5G delivers a mega boost in performance courtesy of the superfast Snapdragon 778 5G chipset. The 6 nm architecture chip can handle the most strenuous of tasks with ease. You can store more data without the need of deleting it with 128GB internal storage that can be extended to 1TB. The Samsung A52s 5G also comes with up to 8 GB of RAM and a minimum of 6 GB RAM. Nothing can overpower this chipset it seems, if you don’t believe it, try it yourself.

The Game Booster feature will surely make gamer fans a lot happier. This feature helps cut out distractions and up your game with a dedicated interface ensuring the killer move never lags. Paired with the Frame Booster, the frames keep running smoothly at 120 Hz refresh rate while the Game Booster learns your exact game play pattern and adapts to give you a unique experience. The Samsung A52s 5G is also future proof and offers a 12 band 5G connection that has a latency of less than 1 ms. Now that makes sure that you will not need to replace your phone anytime soon.

Samsung A52s 5G comes with a futuristic multi-lens camera setup, that turns eyes not just for the looks but also for the photos it clicks. The 64 MP main snapper will give you crystal clear clicks while the 12 MP ultra wide angle can extend the view to 123 degrees. The 5 MP depth sensor allows you to control your photos beautifully and the 5 MP Macro sensor helps in getting close shots with minute details. The OIS (Optical Image Stabilization) built into the 64 MP snapper makes sure to negate abrupt shaking and distortions and works wonderfully even in low light. The camera tries to pull in more light to brighten up your low-light shots.

The battery on the Samsung A52s 5G is a 4500 mAh which is large but given the price tag could have been better. The phone has a 25W fast charging capability and gets the phone ready to business quickly. Even with the comparatively small battery, Samsung claims that the A52s 5G can last two days with average consumption levels but that claim is a bit irrelevant given the abrupt and vomplex usage patterns of today.