Is Galaxy A53 5G worthy of being the king of the mid-range segment?-Hi-tech fashion

The Galaxy A is Samsung’s highest-selling series, and the Galaxy A53 5G could be one of Samsung’s most important handsets this year.

Sold for 9.99 million VND in Vietnam, is this a phone worth the excitement of users? The following review hopes to help people have a more complete view of the device, thereby making the right decision for them.

Design quality

There is no big difference between the Galaxy A53 5G and its predecessor, the Galaxy A52 5G. The product does not use high-end materials but still feels great with the matte back, while the glossy frame is beautiful. Sadly, the device doesn’t have a 3.5mm audio jack – an odd omission since mid-range devices often come with this feature to assist those who want to use existing wired headphones.

This is a fairly large screen device, but the product is not too big and feels great in the hand. Not to mention the phone also comes with stereo speakers that promise a more immersive entertainment experience.

Screen

The Galaxy A53 5G has a 6.5-inch Super AMOLED display with an impressive range of colors and black depths. The display’s Full HD+ resolution delivers crisp quality, while a refresh rate of up to 120 Hz allows fast-moving content to be easily handled for a better experience.

The screen is covered with Gorilla Glass 5 to prevent scratches, while the punch-hole camera in the center gives it a premium look. The bezel of the device is also narrow for a more eye-catching overall look.

Basically, the initial experience with the Galaxy A53 5G is good. Not to mention the device also comes with an under-display fingerprint sensor to better meet the needs of biometric access.

Hardware and performance

Galaxy A53 5G comes with Samsung’s new Exynos 1280 chip Samsung and is the first time a 5nm chip is equipped on the line Galaxy A. New manufacturing technology will be more efficient, delivering performance with lower power consumption.

Not only comes with the advanced Exynos 1280 chip, the phone is also equipped with 6 GB RAM combined with up to 6 GB additional virtual RAM to help Galaxy A53 5G multi-task easier. Plus, 128GB of internal storage that can be expanded to 1TB via a microSD card slot will be a big advantage of choosing a mid-range phone.

The phone has a 5,000 mAh battery with support for 25W fast charging. It’s a large capacity, enough for users to have great battery life with up to 2 days promise from Samsung. In addition, the phone also runs Android 12 with the new One UI user interface, and receives the promise of 4 years of operating system updates and 5 years of security updates.

Camera

On the back of the Galaxy A53 5G is a 4-camera system, in which the 64 MP main sensor provides quite good OIS, and the night shooting mode that many mid-range phones like the iPhone SE 2022 ignore.

The remaining sensors on the back of the phone include a 12 MP ultra-wide camera and two sensors for depth and macro needs. Actual photography experience is not much, but this setting promises to bring beautiful and improved photos at night.

It should also be noted that depth and macro sensors may not be so important in everyday photography needs, and that is also a common limitation in many other smartphones. They simply help meet some of the user’s photography needs in very rare conditions in life.

First impressions

The Galaxy A53 5G continues the position of one of Samsung’s best-selling phones. There are some welcome upgrades on the product, especially the water resistance and the high-quality display. The hardware is more powerful thanks to the new chip and the main camera is enough to meet everyone’s needs. Larger battery will help the machine use time better.