Samsung Galaxy A52s

“The Samsung Galaxy A52s 5G is a slightly more expensive revision of its predecessor that provides a decent increase in performance.”

“The Galaxy A52 line, in our opinion, has successfully managed to hit the sweet spot within Samsung's strong and compelling current Galaxy A lineup. The newest A52s 5G refresh has flawlessly executed a chipset upgrade, only bringing more value to the table. The Snapdragon 778G is not only all-around faster than the Snapdragon 750G it replaces, but it also brings along some nifty connectivity upgrades, namely Wi-Fi 6 and Bluetooth 5.2. Most importantly, though, it does so without harming or downgrading the other aspects of the Galaxy A52 and without really increasing its price tag either.”

“The Galaxy A52s is a great value offering for its current asking price, perhaps the best value any A-series device has ever been. So if you want a Samsung mid-ranger and don't want to feel like you overpaid, this is probably the one to go for, even today when its supposed successor, the A53, is available. As we mentioned already, due to the chipset used, it might be better to consider the A73 the A52s' true successor, but it's up to you. Either way, both of those are more expensive than the A52s at the moment, while not offering a whole lot to justify that price difference.”

“The Samsung Galaxy A52s has all the hallmarks of an excellent affordable smartphone. What it lacks in premium trimmings like a top-tier processor and fast charging, it makes up for with a high-end build, excellent display, long-lasting battery life, and long-term software support. A modest upgrade over the already great Galaxy A52 5G, the Galaxy A52s is a very easy phone to recommend.”