Samsung - Galaxy A52 5G 128GB (Unlocked) - Black

Good budget phone with reasonable price , well-built , battery life is average, good picture quality, processing speed is good aswell.

Love this phone! Camera quality is pretty decent, functions are great, not too bulky and slim. Great phone

My 1st upgrade since the Galaxy S7 & waaay better. Good screen size. Awesome battery life. Good amount of RAM - rarely any speed issues. Great pictures. It handles everything I need & more.

I definitely recommend this phone. Camera is great and battery as well as the refresh 120hz.

Great phone works great love the camera add in and for a low price

I have been eyeballing this phone for a while now. 1) It's 5G 2) It's unlocked 3) it's under an excellent midrange phone with flagship feature. I haven't had a Samsung phone since the Galaxy S3. Yes, it's been that long and there was nothing that could replace that phone. Pixel 4a 5G vs Samsung Galaxy A52 5G. Both great phones both have almost the same internal hardware but the A52 has a slightly larger screen, a fast refresh rate, a microsd slot, an IP rating and a bigger battery. The downside so far is the camera. The A52 can't beat Google advance trickery. MP is not everything. Images on the A52 is softer and colors a bit on the cooler side. But I don't shoot with my phone. That's where my DSLR comes in. When paired with a glass screen protector, the in-glass finger printer reader is useless. It fails to read correctly every time. Even after setting it back up in the settings. The phone has a nice weight to it. The plastic back is a finger print magnet and at times can feel a bit slippery. Performance wise, it's good but not blazing fast like the SD888 or any prior SD chip. 6GB of ram is great for multitasking and the phone is able to put unused apps to sleep. I haven't notice any slow downs or stuttering. 128GB is plenty of storage for me. I usually backup my photos, if any, to google photos. 5G performance depends on your carrier. I have MintMobile as my carrier which uses the T-Mobile network. Outside speed test, I'm getting anywhere between 300-600Mbps down and about 40-60Mbps up. Indoor performance took a hit where I'm getting between 200-500Mbps. Your mileage will vary from building to building and if 5G is reliable in your area. You can disable 5G if your area does not have any. It'll save on battery life as well. I think one reviewer said there is not a way to turn off 5G. There is. The other reviewer probably didn't know the LTE is 4G LTE. Colors are accurate under normal mode, not vivid mode. The 120Hz screen is smooth but it does drain the battery. You can switch it to 60Hz. Battery life is great coming from a Pixel 3 owner. Under normally usage, I can go a whole day without charging. I have to get use to the Samsung UI3.1 interface. It's ok but it's not like the stock android experience that the Pixel phone has. Overall, a great midrange phone. Just hard to find during the chip storage. When I saw this in stock, I immediately placed an order at my local Best Buy. It's one of the better midrange phone out there.

Good phone for a Samsung. It has a good camera and can handle most apps. Video and picture quality is good. I like the case options and it’s a cheaper buy than the a53 if you want a Samsung.

So far, I have only been playing with the camera, screen, internet, haven’t even put the SIM card in, want to see first if I like it enough or to return it ($45 charge). So far, it has been all good, but not the top - you are not getting S 21 or IPhone 13 - no, I compared this one with those - nope. Upgrading from an older J7, it’s a big step forward on the screen, camera, quicker response, etc. But the cons are - it is actually narrower than my old J7, and the screen is not 6.5 inch, as advertised, but rather around 6.2. The narrowness - I don’t like it. I measured IPhone 13 ProMax, and it is also not the official 6.67 across, but barely 6.5, but it is wider. My old J7 is truthfully 5.5, as listed. Seems like all manufacturers are now misleading on the sizes, by including the dead areas of the screen, not lit up. So, yes, very good mid range, fast, very good screen, camera and etc, no glitches encountered yet, other than unable Ng to transfer my old files - smart transfer by Samsung tells me there in not enough space on my old phone, but when I delete what it asks me to, it still shows up like the same amount of space is needed - that’s an app glitch, obviously. It’s worth the 400 I paid for it, not sure about 500. Yet if you want the top cameras, screen, size, etc, then go to up to something else. Battery seems very good.