Galaxy A32 5G vs Galaxy A52 5G - Lets compare By itsMaxDigital

What's up everybody: it's max digital here in this video I'm going to compare the Samsung Galaxy a32 5g on the left and the Samsung Galaxy a52 5g on the right, so the a325g is coming in at a lower price point. You can get that one in the 300 out of range and the a52 starting in the 500 range. So a difference of relatively around 200. The overall bigger device is going to be the 832 at a height of 6.4 inches versus the 6.3 inches on the a52. Overall, more uh weight is going to be 7.23 ounces on the a32 6.6 ounces on the a52, so the cheaper device is also the bigger heavier device for the build quality they're, both going to be a pretty much plastic, build all around the sim card situation, you're getting dual sim card options on both of these devices. Since these are international phones, you could have two different sim cards.

Two different data plans, two different phone numbers out of these two phones, the a32 does not have the dust and water resistance. The a52 5g does have ip67 dust and water resistance up to one meter: submerging water for 30 minutes for the displays they're. Actually, the exact same display uh size at 6.5 inches except you get a TFT display on the 32 and on the 52 you get super AMOLED at 120, hertz refresh rate, which is pretty smooth. Also, the resolution is different. A32 is 720p.

HD screen the a52 steps up to 1080p full HD screen. PPI is also 270 on the a32 5g versus the 407 PPI on the a52 5g screen to body ratio is less on the 32. It's 81 you get 84 on the 525g, so overall you're getting a better quality screen on the a52, with the refresh rate with the PPI and the screen to body ratio. As far as the software goes, both of them have android 11 on board, with Samsung UI on top and Samsung is doing a good job of updating their phones to the newer software. So look for these two devices to be on board with newer software in the future or the chipset and processor.

The a32 goes with a MediaTek 720 5g chipset, which is not on the same class as Qualcomm equal. These a525gs Qualcomm snapdragon 750 g 5g processor. For day-to-day activities. Both of these processors will be fine for most apps and games, although the MediaTek is not going to be as powerful as the Qualcomm when it comes to internal storage, the 8325g starts off at 64 gigs, while the a525g starts off at 128 gigs, with advantage a525g. Both of these phones can be expanded with a micro SD card slot, so that's good for both phones.

As for the ram, the a325g starts off at four gigs of ram versus the six gigs of ram on the 52 5g. Both of those amounts are pretty good, although the six gigabytes is going to be obviously better for running more apps in the background, but both of these uh phones and processors should be good, holding apps in the background, no problem as long as you're not running a ton of apps, because the camera system, both of these phones, have several cameras in the back. The a325g has a one two, three four camera setup: 48 megapixel main camera, eight megapixel ultra-wide five megapixels micro, two megapixel depth. The a525g also has four camera setup: 64 megapixel, main camera, 12 megapixel ultra-wide 5, megapixel macro 5, megapixel, depth, camera. You can shoot 4k on both of these devices, which is pretty good.

So, apart from the few megapixels more on the a525g, both of these phones are very capable. Uh pictures and videos you'll be very pleased with both of them, although they are not. Even neither of these phones are flagship level quality. One cool thing about these phones that they both offer a headphone jack. So you can connect your headphones, your uh, your mic or your car with an aux cord to listen to music, so very good option for both of these devices and if you have moved on to wireless and fully embraced it both of these come equipped with Bluetooth 5.0, which is perfectly fine to connect your smartwatch, your smart band, your wireless headphones speakers, all types of devices, so both of these devices are good. Both of these have NFC, depending on which market you're in that's mostly used for Google Pay or Samsung pay or whatever option you use on your android phone use.

The standard USB type-c port for charging same versatile port. That's used on a lot of other devices such as Chromebooks mac books windows, PCs, android tablets, iPads, pretty much a lot of devices are compatible with this underrated plug slash port. This is fingerprint security unlock you get both of these on these phones, except on the a32 5g. It is side mounted with the fingerprint sensor. The a525g is under the display optical um.

They are different, but they do the same thing. The fingerprint, under the display optical, is a little more contemporary versus the fingerprint side mounted, which is not found on too many devices, but it's not as cool and futuristic as the under the display optical, and when we come to up the battery you're, getting a 5 000 William battery on the a32 5g, you have 4 500 ml battery on the a52 5g, so the cheaper device is getting the bigger nice 5000mah battery will last you all day. A525G has 4500 Williams, which is pretty good, just not as good as the a32. Both of these phones do come with what fast wireless, or I'm sorry fast charging, but the a32 only gets 15 watts, while you get 25 watts on the a52 5g, which will get you 50 in 30 minutes. So when comparing the specs on both of these phones, it is clear that the superior device is the a525g um.

There is a difference, though you're paying a premium around 200. Both of these prices are very good they're, both sub 600 devices. They both feature um. Basically, what people need in a device nowadays very practical on both fronts, so we get more ram, better processor, better screen quality on the a525g. The a325g still offers a 4k video.

It has a quad camera set up on the back, and you get that huge 5000mah battery with fast charging and a side mounted fingerprint reader instead of the back um. It's its you'll be happy with both of these devices, but if you want to go a little more premium, get on the a52 5g uh. On that note, guys, thanks for watching I'll, see you in the next ones, peace out.

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