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However, for it to work at its optimum best, you need to place your finger directly over the indicated area and it should unlock within 1 – 1. Handling of the phone is made simpler due to the slight curvature on the rear; allowing it to fit comfortably in the hand.5-inches which is a minor size difference when compared with the 6. The power button and volume rockers sit on the right side of the display and its positioning is perfect and extremely accessible during single-hand usage.

To sum up this section, the Samsung Galaxy A51 is a beautiful handset that’s well built and even though it has an overall plastic build, it doesn’t feel anything less than premium.On the Galaxy A51, Samsung has used an optical in-display fingerprint sensor.5 seconds.To put it simply, Samsung’s One UI 2.The display used here is FHD+ with a resolution of 1080 x 2400 pixels and features a 20:9 ratio.

On the bottom, we find the USB Type-C port that can be used for charging and data transfer and as a nod to audiophiles out there, Samsung has also added a 3. This may not be that fast; however, it works a lot better than the early iterations of this tech. Samsung is one of the best display manufacturers in the world and this is evident with what’s used on the Galaxy A51. For what it’s worth, Samsung has also thrown in a case to keep your purchase in pristine condition way past its purchase date. Each handset was targeted at a specific audience and Samsung, in the process, showed the world what it is to understand its audience. However, those with smaller hands may find it a bit difficult to access.

This means that with it, you can use all your third-party wired headphones easily. While it may not be as fast as a physical fingerprint scanner, it gets the job done.4-inches found on its predecessor. If you are worried about scratching this Corning Gorilla Glass 3 display, Samsung has also preinstalled a screen protector for good measure. Although made of plastic, the Galaxy A51 does in no way feel inferior to the touch; however, it comes with a gloss finish that retains fingerprint residue. The viewing angles here are superb and along with the brightness, colours are well represented. Now, with 2020 already upon us in a big way, Samsung has recently launched the successor to the Galaxy A50 which has been aptly christened as the A51.In a bid to keep the price down, Samsung has made use of a polycarbonate rear that features a design that looks like glass. So, big ups to Samsung for finishing it with perfection. Due to the centrally-aligned camera cut-out, Samsung has managed to significantly reduce the bezels; however, there is no edge-to-edge display like some of the higher-end models.With Android 10, you receive Google’s navigation gestures, heightened parental controls, the detailed privacy and location additions as well as Focus mode. This is an octa-core processor that’s based on a 10nm design which offers slightly better performance over the Exynos 9610 SoC found on the Galaxy A50. And for good measure, Samsung has also dropped the price of the handset making it more accessible to the masses.

The biggest design change here is the new L-shaped camera module on the rear that sits in the upper left corner.0 is like an almost non-existent skin on top of Android 10 but also has the intuitiveness and visually appealing design that the brand is striving for since last year. We would have preferred if Samsung made use of a non-gloss finish that’s found on recent realme handsets as it helps in preserving the look even without a case. Pressing and holding the power button will launch Samsung’s voice assistant Bixby; however, it can be mapped in the Advance features option in the Settings app.SoftwareThis is one area where the Samsung Galaxy A51 comes into its own. Samsung uses a flat panel display on the Galaxy A51 which is a fresh departure from the curved screens found on some of the more recent models.Sure, Chinese brands ruled and seldom could brands compete with their aggressive pricing.PerformanceThe Samsung Galaxy A51 doesn’t make a significant leap when it comes to raw processing power over the A50 as it utilizes the very same chipset, the Exynos 9611, that’s found on the Galaxy A50s. The Galaxy A51 follows in the same footsteps and it is in a word — a stunner.0 on top of Android 10 Super ELF G2 suppliers and the Galaxy A51 is the first device to come with this operating system preinstalled.For the price on offer, this chipset is quite sufficient and when paired with a 6GB RAM, the handset does well in handling whatever we threw at it. Elaborating to an extent on the display, Samsung appears to have moved on for good on the Infinity-U notched design and for good measure added an Infinity-O punch-hole cut-out that was first seen on the Galaxy Note 10 line-up. While it doesn’t have the crisp density as seen on the likes of the Note 10+, for example, it is still a really good OLED panel that more than certainly gets the job done.5mm headphone jack.With the freshly revamped A Series, Samsung has thrown down the gauntlet to every other brand competing in the premium mid-range segment and issued a rallying cry for every forthcoming model from this series.

This model not only builds up where Samsung left off but also features enough of new and relevant tech that should keep it futureproof well into the next year. This version of One UI is a lot more comfortable than the previous generation and you can easily make out all the benefits Samsung has baked into it. Unfortunately, you also miss out on useful features such as the in-built screen-recorder and slow-mo selfie videos. Usually, the Galaxy S Series would be the first to feature Samsung’s newest OS; but this year we see the company’s bullish intent with its A-Series handsets and it will get additional support for two forthcoming major Android updates. With the addition of this cut-out, Samsung has managed to trim the top bezel down quite significantly allowing for a streamlined look which we absolutely loved on the Note 10. The Galaxy A50’s in-display fingerprint scanner struggled a bit and it’s great to see that Samsung has worked on this feature.

Also, you get the all-new Bixby Routines, Bixby voice, Edge screen and app pairs. A special mention has to be given to the rear design and even though it features a gradient design, it is subtle and not overbearing as some of the models from rival brands in the last year. Also, on the A51, Samsung has managed to reduce the width of the chin, which was a major pain point of the A50.The Samsung Galaxy A51 comes with a beautiful large display that adorns the front and a hard-to-miss prism design on the rear. It comes with an Infinity-O Super AMOLED display measuring 6. Samsung has loaded One UI 2.

Design, BuildThe Samsung Galaxy A50 did well last year because Samsung designed it to perfection. This takes us to the Samsung Galaxy A50, a smartphone that did extremely well not just in India but across the globe. However, as the latest CounterPoint research shows, Samsung was the only non-Chinese brand to feature in the top 5 when it came to handsets moved in the country and also held the lofty position of being the number 2 brand in India. There are also enhancements such as an enhanced Dark Mode, Secure Folder, Game Launcher, Dual Messenger feature and more.

Sure, it did not have a glass finish like some of its pricier counterparts; but, the plastic frame and back added a lightweight appeal which was certainly a crowd-pleaser. . Unlike previous years, every model from the A-Series that was introduced had a clear distinction.DisplayThe Galaxy A50 was a forward-thinking handset for Samsung and with the A51, the brand has built upon it.Rating: 2019 was a landmark year for Samsung and not only did the South Korean smartphone giant introduce the world to its clean and streamlined One UI but it also doubled-down and revamped the faltering A Series