Meanest Monster? Really? 😂 - Samsung Galaxy M51 Unboxing! By C4ETech

This is the seven thousand William battery totaling galaxy m51. It comes with the entire meanest monster player marketing when Samsung usually has such gimmicky marketing the phones end up being crap, but this time the m51 it turned out to be a pleasant surprise, there's more to this phone than just the stupid marketing and what well that's what we're going to be finding out in today's unboxing video, hey guys ash here from c4 retch and if you do end up finding this video interesting, please consider subscribing and turning on notifications by hitting that bell icon, let's now get started. The box here is typical: m series fare we have Samsung and m51 branding up top the back. It's surprisingly been left empty, I'm not sure if that's going to be the same with retail units as well. Now to the bottom, we have a sticker with some information. The price listed here is 31 000 rupees, but Samsung has ended up pricing it lower now slicing through the seal lifting the lid.

We have a white insert up top. This one has the sim ejector tool, regular information. Booklets, like you know your quick start and region lock, guides the warranty card and all that, and then we have the galaxy m51 itself taking off the protective plastic wrap, let's power it on oops, almost forgot about the sticker to the back, removing that now. As for the box, contents, there's also a 25 watt charger, a fast charger and an USB type c to type c cable, and that's pretty much it now. Coming back to the phone itself like the m31, the m51 also comes with a plastic back panel.

Now one interesting thing, uh to note is that the m51 does not have a camera bump, the quad camera module. It sits flush with the back and that's not because Samsung's used some magical technology here, it's just because the m51 is indeed quite chunky, but to be fair, Samsung had to make it thicker so that they can cram on a massive 7000mah battery, so the thickness the weight it is understandable. Now, if it weren't that slippery and a fingerprint magnet, then I would have loved the in-hand feel it's hefty, but it's well-balanced. The placements, too, are quite good. All the buttons are within easy reach like, for example, the power button to the right.

The fingerprint scanner is integrated into it, and it works nice and fast. So, every time I bring the phone out from my pocket, it's already unlocked by the time I can see the display. The volume keys are right above that, and they are nice and click too further up. We get the secondary noise-cancelling microphone and there's a triple card slot to the left, the headphone jack, the USB type c port primary microphone in the speaker. They reside at the bottom.

Now to the front. We have a 6.7 inch infinity o panel infinity o basically stands for a punch hole panel. This is a punch, hole centered, and this one contains a 32 megapixel, selfie shooter picture shot with it. They turned out sharp with natural skin tones. Now circling back to the display, we have a full HD plus panel here the technology is AMOLED, and I've spoken about Samsung's mid-range AMOLED panels a lot.

So I'm pretty sure you guys know how this one's going to go. It's a Samsung AMOLED, so we've got the typical inky blacks. The amazing contrast now, if I were to talk about cons, I'll have to say this, one only has a 60hz refresh, but I'm going to say that's meanwhile, picking because generally, I don't really complain about refresh rates on mid-range Samsung phones. Now, that's not because uh, okay! Well, generally Samsung! You don't get the same kind of value for money offerings from Samsung, as you would from say a Chinese brand, and it's not just that Samsung's mid-range offerings, the chips on them are average or above average, so a 90 hertz display or a 120 hertz display. It's just out of the question now we do generally pick on Samsung generally f, it's a 90k phone that comes with the 60 hertz panel.

Now, let's, let's, let's not go there. That's been done to death over here this time. The reason why I'm even talking about this is because the processing power it's there, this time, Samsung's not gone for an average processor. In fact, they've not even gone for an Enos processor, something they've refused to do even with their flagship series. They've actually gone with a Qualcomm snapdragon processor, the snapdragon 730 g.

Now the 730 g is not the latest Qualcomm processor, it's nothing monstrous, but hey, it's still a pretty capable performer and, as we've seen on the likes of the Poco x2, it can handle things. So it's no surprise that when paired with one UI 2.1 on the galaxy m51 everything from the menus to the animations, they all felt smooth, and it's not just with day-to-day apps either. Now when it comes to even intense stuff, like gaming, the arena 618 GPU here it didn't really disappoint, at least in the time that we spent with it overall the m51 on paper. It looks to be the most powerful m series phone that Samsung's release till date. As far as ram goes, we get six or eight gigs of ram.

That's been paired with 128 gigs of onboard storage and uh. Of course that's dedicated micros for more expansion with the battery. Like I mentioned earlier, this is an absolutely humongous 7 000 William hour battery. This is the highest capacity battery. I think I've seen ever on a mainstream smartphone.

Even the m31 came with a 6000mah battery, so this is 1000 my higher now, combined with that 8 nanometer chip and an AMOLED panel, the battery life I expected to be phenomenal. The m51 might just be the perfect phone for road warriors, since I don't think even the most hardcore power users can drain this in a single day. Something has included a 25 watt fast charger in the box, but even with that, I think the m51 is gonna, take quite some time to go from zero to a hundred. In fact, I'm quite curious to see how fast it can do it. So do you guys to see an attempt at a charge and drain test featuring the m51, or maybe I should just jump straight into a camera comparison after all, the optics are also pretty good here now talking about the optics.

The primary is a 64 megapixel sensor, paired with a wide f 1.8 aperture lens, as expected pictures from it, they came out looking crisp and the colors were vibrant. The dynamic range was also excellent. Samsung has included an AI scene optimizer, so it cannot automatically adjust the color profile of a picture depending on the subject, and the cherry on top here is the dedicated night mode, so stepping away from the primary sensor for a bit, we've got a 12 megapixel ultra-wide and a pair of 5 megapixel sensors for macro and portrait. It's good to see. Samsung is offering a little more than the regular 2 megapixel sensors to inflate the numbers.

The ultrawide and the macro both can take detailed pictures and, as for the depth sensor well, we have live focus on board, and it seems to be making good use of the depth sensor now, along with that single take is also present. It makes a return uh, it's a cool if over marketed concept from Samsung, it's a feature that we first saw on the flagship, galaxy s20 series: it's not trickled down to the budget m series with the m31 and now the m51. Is it something you must have the way Samsung marketing puts it absolutely not, but is it a nice to have hell? Yes, now, along with that, the m51 also has the ability to record 4k video, and we even get super steady, video via the ultra white snapper. So overall I feel the m51 is the best m series phone that Samsung's ever launched. It's also the most expensive m series phone coming in at 25, 000 rupees for the 6 128 and 28 000 for the 8 128.

Now I don't think anyone- and by that I mean anyone, should pay 3, 000 rupees more for just two extra gigs of ram, but at 25 000 the m51 does have a lot of going for it. It's got a giant battery, an excellent Samsung, AMOLED panel, good optics and, most importantly, a powerful processor one. That's not just about okay, but one, that's actually quite good. So anyway, I'm going to continue uh with my testing here, and I'll have more to say in my full detailed review. So for now I want to know what you guys think.

What do you think of the m51? Has Samsung priced it? Well enough, do you feel they could have done better with the pricing with the specs? Whatever your thoughts are, let me know, via the comments below and with that we get to the end of this video, as always as share subscribe, uh and uh. If you've not subscribed yet go ahead. Do that, if you, if you're already subscribed, please turn on notifications by hitting that bell icon thanks a lot for watching till next time. My name is ash. You've been watching c4 re-tech, and I'm signing off.

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