Samsung Galaxy A52 5G

Completely overpriced boring phone. Get a Redmi Note 10 Pro, Poco F3 or Galaxy A52 5G depending on what you prioritize.

I have had this new phone for about 24 hours and will update if my issues with this phone resolve themselves. I'll start with the negative points first. 1st, for a $400 phone, I didn't expect such a cheap, plastic feeling back casing. Really disappointing. Super thin and flimsy. May or may not be im...

Samsung Galaxy A52 5G, or the A72. First and foremost, since you have used a Samsung phone the UI should be familiar to you and One UI really has become one of the best non-stock interfaces. Next, the software support is for 3 years(android version updates) and also has 4 years of security updates. This gives it longevity.

This is what I bought to replace my Huawei Honor 5, which lasted me about 4 years and cost half as much as this Samsung. First off, I'm a Gen X er and am quite disdainful of most "tech". I'll never use the finger print reader or the facial recognition or download more than 6 apps tops. I find it nee...

No contest the Samsung Galaxy A52 5G is a beast for $399, gorgeous 120hz Oled screen, great main camera, insane battery life and great performance along with 4 years of updates.

Have to say I'm was well pleased. Better than expected ! Right out of the box, I was receiving better reception compared to my old Motorola phone.. Camera takes crisp photos Sound-volume is crazy - good Stereo, sound blew my mind.. Watching Prime & HBO max, is a game changer wow. Was kinda leary abo...

I went for a Galaxy A52 5G as an upgrade from my OnePlus 5. It just didn't make sense to pay money for a flagship and **lose** features (flat screen, headphone jack)

terrible battery life and terrible fingerprint scanner are the reasons I returned this. Other then that seemed like a great phone. Samsung was right on point with the monthly updates. the audio was good, screen was good, camera was decent. One other issue I had though is just watching youtube videos...

(Usually how they keep customers, put damn good deals on trade ins). Or if not, there's the midrange Galaxy A52 5G. The new S21 models lose the SD card and headphone jack, but this keeps them both. As well as IP67 water resistance.

For the price I'll be honest have had a quite a few issues with this phone. Face recognition as well as fingerprint give me a hard time everytime. Have had issues with my phone not ringing and recently I've started having issues with freezing and the touch screen not working. I keep having to restar...