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The galaxy, a 51 5g brings looks that are extremely similar to his predecessor. Ours is imprisoned, cube white, and it's glossy back has a striped pattern: accent just as the 51 is back as made from an unspecified material, probably some sort of polycarbonate, but you do get a small upgrade here in the aluminum frame and as a result, the phone feels more premium in the hand on the front of the 51 5 g is a 6.5 inch. Super AMOLED display much like the one on the 4G version. It has a 1080p resolution and a circular cutout for the 32 megapixel selfie cam. This display is great performing about the same as the regular. A 50 once contrast is excellent.

Being an AMOLED screen and there's good brightness up to 410 nits maximum with a slider and up to 640 nits in auto mode went out in the Sun colors are vivid, you can opt for a more accurate output in settings, but the colors won't pop as much the 51 5 G has his fingerprint reader located under the display. It recognizes you reliably to wake up and unlock the phone, but it's not the fastest reader you'll find out there for audio the 51 5 G has a single speaker on the bottom of the phone. It's not too loud scoring an average rating in our loudness test, and it doesn't impress with quality either its output sounds muffled and lacks in both lows and mid-tones. You do get a traditional headphone jack on the galaxy, a 51 5g and there's FM radio support ? with headphones plugged in. But if you want to this plenty of space to keep your music on the phone, there are 128 gigs of on-board storage, which is expandable through micro SD, the 51 5 G runs the latest up-to-date iteration of Samsung's 1 UI over Android 10.

This is smooth and bloat free interface is pretty ubiquitous and most Samsung devices edge panels are a feature that you often see on Samsung's these days. They offer a convenient space to keep shortcuts in another neat feature: is the integration of Google Duo into the phone app under the hood of the 51 5 g is a nexus 9 AV chipset, a major upgrade over the Enos 96 11 and the regular a 51 you get performance, that's comparable to phones with a snapdragon 765 G, which is one of the best mid-range chipsets available right now everything runs quite fast and smooth, including games, and the thermals are pretty good too. We didn't notice any throttling and of course, you get support for 5g connectivity. The 51 5 G packs of 4500 million power battery 500 more than what you'd get on the regular a 51 and battery life is slightly better. As a result, it's not a huge difference.

The 5 G scored an endurance rating of 90 hours, an hour battery life tests vs.86 on the older model. The phone comes with a 15 watt, quick charger in the box. It can top up the phone at a decent but not lightning-fast speed. We were able to charge from 0 to 40% in half an hour. The galaxy a 51 5 G brings the same camera setup as the regular Galaxy, a 51 arranged in an l-shaped configuration there's a 48 megapixel quad, their main camp, a 12 megapixel ultra-wide cam, a 5 megapixel macro cam, and a depth sensor in daylight.

The main cam captures perfect. Looking 12 megapixel photos, there's a lot of fine detail while contain noise and wide dynamic range. Colors are vivid and the sharpening level is what you'd expect from a current Samoa. There is a 48 megapixel mode which lets you extract some more fine detail in well-lit scenes at the trade-off of lower contrast and color saturation and more noise. Portraits are taken with the main cam and the depth sensor, and these are perfect subject is Hessian and separation are awesome and the D focus backgrounds.

Look just right. The good impressions continue with the ultra-wide cap. These 12 megapixel photos have good detail and almost no noise, as well as wide dynamic range. The lively, color rendition matches the main cams as well. The macro cam does a fair job of producing close-up shots of tiny objects.

There's enough detail at the 5 megapixel resolution, but the fix focus means you need some trial and error to get these to come out sharp in low-light. We actually see an improvement over the photos from the vanilla galaxy, a 51. The main can produces better detail and color saturation dynamic range is decent enough and there is some visible noise. If you turn on night mode, the results are nice. There's lower noise without a noticeable penalty in detail, colors are more saturated and there's a market improvement in the highlights and shadows.

The ultra-wide cams output is also a step-up from the 51 while not spectacular. The images have more detail, especially in better lit areas, decent dynamic range and good color rendition. There is still plenty of noise, though the ultra-wide supports Ned mode too, and you get better sharpness, increased, dynamic range and more saturated colors. Another improvement over the Galaxy, 51 selfies from the 32 megapixel front-facing, camera pixels or 12, depending on. If you use the wide or cropped in view, these are not pretty decent.

D1 5ge doesn't record 60fps video from any of his camera's 4k footage from the rear. Main cam is heavily sharpened, but contains plenty of detail and is mostly noise. Free dynamic range in colors are excellent to 4k. Video from the ultra-wide camera is quite detailed with again excellent. Dynamic range colors are a bit more saturated here.

Electronic video stabilization is available in 4k resolution. Here. The main cam has a tendency to focus hunt while you're walking, but keeping it pointed at a subject, will result in a nicely stable video. You don't get focused hunting on the fixed focus ultra-wide cam, so you can easily walk and shoot with it. There's also a super, steady mode which is taken with the ultra-wide cam and 1080p resolution.

It gives you an even smoother result, so that's the galaxy, a 51 5 G you get a solid mid-range, build a bright and colorful AMOLED display good battery life, competitive performance and some decent cameras. All in all, a pretty nice package and the benefits here over the original, a 51 go beyond just 5g connectivity. You give much better chipset performance in camera, quality and lowlights, and the battery life here is a bit improved too, but you have to keep in mind that right now this one is going to cost you about 500 bucks, that's 200 more than the regular, a 51, so these features don't come for free.

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