Samsung has just introduced two new mid-range smartphones, the Galaxy A33 and A53. But there is still a model of the M-Class, which should have some special properties. A feature of the Galaxy S22 Ultra is said to be installed there. This could make the smartphone a real insider tip.
Samsung Galaxy M53 5G with 108 MP camera
With the Galaxy A33 and Galaxy A53, Samsung has done well and announced two really strong mid-range smartphones that will soon be on the market. But it doesn’t stop there. The Galaxy M53 is another mid-range model. It is the successor to the popular Galaxy M52, which is consistently the number one smartphone bestseller on Amazon (see Amazon). The Galaxy M53 should be even better and even have a 108 MP camerawhich is otherwise only available in the Galaxy S22 Ultra from Samsung (source: heyitsyogesh)
That alone is already an announcement, because Samsung has not yet installed such a feature in the middle class. The Galaxy M53 would therefore already offer a unique selling point that you don’t have with the Galaxy A53, for example. The Galaxy M53 should also come with be equipped with a larger 6.7-inch display, which has a Full HD+ resolution and supports 120 Hz. The RAM is specified as 8 GB and there should be at least 128 GB of internal memory. The battery should have a capacity of 5,000 mAh and can be charged quickly with 25 watts.
This is what the A-class smartphones from Samsung can do:
What is the difference to the Samsung Galaxy A53 5G?
the Samsung M-class smartphones are not waterproof. That might be the biggest difference. Like the S-Class, the A-Class gets an IP certification so that you can submerge the smartphone for a certain amount of time. This will definitely not be the case with the Galaxy M53. The price could then be a bit lower than that of the Galaxy A53 5G, which you can already pre-order.
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