After the great success of the Galaxy A51 smartphone, Samsung offers an ambitious replacement. 5G, waterproof, 120 Hz screen… enough to offer a convincing mid-range on paper.
The Galaxy A52 5G is certainly a smartphone as attractive as it is frustrating. Its 120 Hz Oled screen is excellent, its performance and autonomy rival in quality, its finishes are a delight. Unfortunately, it stumbles on the photo pane with very average results. So much so that we advise you to turn to a more versatile Google Pixel 4a 5G.
Strong points
- Quality finishes.
- Perfectly calibrated screen.
- Solid performance.
- Very solid autonomy.
- 5G.
- Waterproof (IP67).
Weak points
- Failed photo section.
- Charges in 1 hour 30 minutes.
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Alternatively
The Edge 20 is a good representative of Motorola’s new ambitions. The smartphone stands out thanks to an excellent Oled screen, a powerful chip without being too energy-consuming, as well as a solid autonomy. Without achieving excellence in photography, it offers a triple sensor capable of adapting to a large number of situations. If the lack of IP certification or microSD port is not a major flaw for you, this Edge 20 could well become a serious choice in the mid-range market.