When you have the new Samsung Galaxy A52 5G go up against the Google Pixel 4a 5G in a head-to-head battle, the final result turns out to be razor thin — just what you'd expect from two Android ...

The Galaxy A52 5G costs $500 or £399 (it isn't sold in Australia but that converts to AU$740). That's at the higher end of what's considered an affordable phone.

The Galaxy A52 5G’s biggest competitor is the Google Pixel 4a 5G, which also costs $499. If the camera is the most important part of your new phone then it may be a better purchase, but the ...

Samsung Galaxy A52 5G is, summarily, a phone that’s intended to offer a flagship experience on a budget and it mostly did under review. In fact, this is easily going to be one of the most ...

In natural mode, the Galaxy A52 5G's screen is more accurate than the Pixel 4a 5G's — Samsung's phone has a Delta-E rating of 0.22 compared to 0.30 for the Pixel — but the iPhone SE (a 0.20 ...

Meanwhile, the Galaxy A52 5G is more of a maximalist’s take on a mid-range phone, with Samsung throwing a lot of everything into the phone’s kit The A52 has a bigger 6.5-inch display with a ...

The Galaxy A52 5G features a great 6.5-inch screen with fast 120Hz refresh rate, a capable 64-megapixel main camera with optical image stabilization, and an IP67 water resistance rating. It’s a ...

The Galaxy A52 5G, by comparison, comes with a 4,500-mAh battery that lasts for roughly a day and a half with the high refresh rate setting turned off, according to CNET's review.

Samsung's foray into the affordable spectrum has improved year-over-year, and the Galaxy A52 5G might be the best of the bunch.

The Galaxy A52 5G flaunts a more refined design than its predecessor. The curvy and glossy look that graced the A51 has been replaced with a flatter, boxier aesthetic that’s reminiscent of the ...