The Samsung Galaxy A52s 5G is a new phone that has just been set to be released by the Korean electronics company Samsung on 3rd September. And it will be the first smartphone of the series to be available to consumers with a 5G connection. This article will expedite an overview of the Galaxy A52s 5G phone and some pros and cons for those who are considering buying this phone. We will also go over why Samsung expects the demand to be high for this new model. Read:Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 3 5G Review: Things you need to know Full Specification of Samsung A52s 5G Design Samsung Galaxy A52s 5G is a phone with an argument for itself. It takes the design and performance of its predecessor, the Samsung Galaxy E52. It is a phone with a glass front and plastic back, and a metal frame is used to room all the components. Buttons are on the phone's right side and consist of a power button and volume rockers. Users will get an in-display fingerprint sensor. USB Type-C charging port and speaker, along with a 3.5mm port is placed on the bottom of the phone. The top of the phone is where you will find the nano-SIM card slot. The dimension of the phone is 159.9 x 75.1 x 8.4 mm with a weight of 189g. The phone will be available in four distinct colors: Awesome Black, Awesome Black, Awesome White, Awesome Purple, Awesome Mint. Altogether, the phone happens to offer a premium look and feel even with a plastic back. Read Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra Review: Is It Worth Buying? Display The Samsung Galaxy A52s 5g's display is exceptionally well-specified. It boasts a 6.5-inch super AMOLED IPS display with a refresh rate of 120Hz and a brightness level of 800nits. The bezels are consistently smaller all around, and the cut-out for the selfie camera looks elegant with a punch-hole design. The brightness level of the phone is great, and users won't suffer any trouble operating the phone even in broad sunlight. The color calibration is also quite good. The display carries a higher resolution of 1080 x 2400 pixels. Samsung always spreads special fragrances when it comes to displaying quality. The same is trues for the Galaxy A52s display. The color composition and touch-sensing ability both are at their peak level. The display will give a top-notch experience to the consumers. Read:Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 3 5G Review: What’s new The Rear Cameras When it comes to its cameras, the Samsung Galaxy A52s 5g doesn't differ much from its predecessors. A 64MP primary lens, a 12MP ultrawide-angle lens, a 5MP macro lens, and a 5MP depth lens are included. All of the lenses in the camera interface are contained in individual punch-holes. The camera interface rooms four punch holes in total, with one additional for the flash. The 64MP camera performs admirably. It takes great photographs in nearly every lighting condition. The resultant images have a high level of clarity, almost zero noise, and a bit oversaturated appearance, making them look vibrant when shared on various social networking platforms. Read Vivo V21e review with price in Bangladesh: Is it worth it? During the day, the 12MP ultrawide sensor performs admirably, generating images with a color profile similar to that of the main lens. When it comes to the 5MP macro, it may be a little difficult to use; the fixed-focus part requires a lot of work, and the final images aren't up to pace. Video recording is certainly acceptable, with up to 4K resolution at 30 frames per second. The Front Lens The front-facing camera follows the trend going in the mid-range smartphones market, offering a resolution of 32MP. Samsung A52s' selfie camera captures images that depict great details and look vivid. There's a larger dynamic range, while the portrait mode functions well in edge detection and giving elegant portraits. Read Walton Primo ZX4 Review with Price in Bangladesh Performance, Software & UI The Qualcomm Snapdragon 778G 5G 6nm CPU powers the Samsung Galaxy A52s 5G.  Though the processor is not new and is used in most mid-range phones nowadays, it is still a super-powerful processor. The extra 5G support is another nice bonus to the users that will come in handy once the 5G technology is completely adopted all across the world. The Samsung Galaxy A52s 5g runs OneOS 3.1, which is based on Android 11. The user interface is quite fluid, and it includes a plethora of new features like a dark mode, basic color customization, and more. The firm has tried to create more subtle software and to provide additional customization choices. Bloatware and numerous alerts might detract from the pleasure, although most of them are tolerable. Read Vivo Y53s Smartphone Review with Price in Bangladesh The Samsung Galaxy A52s 5g is a present for gamers. They are able to play PUBG and also Call of Duty at a higher resolution with no lag or delay in execution. Asphalt 9 has also provided a good gaming experience, owing to the powerful Adreno 642L GPU. Battery and Charging With its 4500mAh battery, the Samsung Galaxy A52s 5G may easily last a whole day. It is also simple to charge the phone. The Samsung normal 25W charger takes a couple of hours to fully charge the battery. This is very handy when users need to get somewhere quickly and don't have enough time to wait for a quick refill. Read How to choose the perfect Microphone for your Home Recording Studio? Price of Samsung Galaxy A52s 5G in Bangladesh The phone is not officially launched yet. However, its basic version, Galaxy A52 5G, has been launched in Europe. The phone has been priced at £399 or BDT46,190. The conversion rate here is 1 Pound = 115.76 Taka. Final Verdict The Samsung Galaxy A52s 5G is a not-so-odd item that emphasizes certain features. It's an all-around phone with a great performance prospect. The Qualcomm Snapdragon 778G 5G isn't a great chipset; in fact, it's one of the finest for the money. Aside from that, the camera system can compete with phones within the same price range. Considering all facets of the phone, users will find the phone to be one of the most popular phones among these years' releases. Read Mobile Phone Network Booster Buyer Guide, Price Range in Bangladesh

Certainly not every Samsung phone-lover can afford the Note series. For the masses on a budget, Samsung released their ‘A’ series smartphones starting in December 2014. Samsung Galaxy ‘A’ series line ranges from low to upper mid category smartphones targeting customers living mainly in Asia, Latin America, Europe, Middle East, and Africa. As part of Galaxy ‘A’ series line, Samsung has launched their latest innovation Samsung Galaxy A71 on February 24, 2020. 

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