GALAXY M51 GAMING REVIEW - 10 HOURS PLAYING GENSHIN IMPACT By Manila Shaker Philippines

I'm presenting the new mid-range phone from Samsung, this is the Samsung Galaxy m51. It is powered by snapdragon 730g, a gaming chipset for a mid-range device. Also, it has a massive 7 000 William hour battery for an all-day gaming experience. But let's see if this is really a standout and let's see if it can handle Gandhi impact with the fact that the game isn't fully optimized yet so, let's learn the galaxy m51 gaming review. The Samsung Galaxy m51 boasts a large 6.7 inch. Super AMOLED, plus display full HD plus means that the screen is in 1080p resolution.

It is powered by snapdragon 730g, with an 8 nanometer power, efficient chipset and with 8 gigs of ram and 128 gigabytes of internal for installing lots of games. This is a powerful spec to compensate for the large 7000mah battery, so we're starting with 100 battery and on the battery settings. We don't have any performance boost, but we have a game performance option on the built-in game, launcher app on Samsung devices and inside this app are some informations about the games and in the settings there is this game booster plus, and this will improve the gaming capability of our device. It also shows the fps and temperature and other informations. So the first game is wild drift, a new high demanded and the most awaited game on mobile after a year.

We can now play the game to test it and on the game settings menu. We are only in balance mode, even if we are capable of playing at the ultra definition this, because the game is still in early access and for sure devices like this galaxy f51 is still on the process of optimization, but even in the balance mode with 60 fps enabled the game is super smooth with no drastic frame drops. However, after some rounds we experienced one drastic frame drop to about 40 fps, but that isn't because of the phone. Because of cam we are testing other devices in wild reef and with all of them we experience that kind of behavior, which we therefore concluded is because of the game's cache, regardless no complaints playing while drift. Even at max settings available, smooth and stutter free, even in clash, fights and team fights, we can forget mobile legends, though so we also tested the game in game settings.

We are in high settings, but the bad news is, it doesn't have an option to enable HFR mode, which is a little disappointing since the chipset is powerful, but we hope in the coming weeks, LBB push this phone to enable the settings. Overall, the game is stutter. Free, there are no frames drops occurred. A perfect 30 fps, with 100 stability on high graphics, just make sure to download all resources of the game update on our battery after playing in about 1 hour and 15 minutes the battery reduced by only 10, which is impressive. Now the next game is PUBG mobile in game settings.

This game gives' HD plus high settings, which is recommended, and this is also the max settings we can play. We can also experience ultra frame rate on lower quality, like balance and low ultra frame rate on PUBG gives 40 fps, while high means 30 fps, and we recorded 30 fps with 98 stability on the HD plus high, while 40 fps with 100 stability on the lowest possible settings. PUBG is stable in this phone. No drastic frame drops occurred, meanwhile, to test the capability even more. We downloaded the GFX tool and disclaimer that this is for our gaming test only, and we don't recommend to play with third party apps.

So the game is on its highest peak in the GPU percentage, which means in any given time, you'll experience frame drops if the GPU was forced. We recorded 57 fps with 95 stability, and it gets a little warm. So the best settings are to stick with the highest available settings which is HD plus high. Next games are from photo developer. The first game is Songhai in pak3.

We are in the medium settings, and this is the recommended settings based on what the game reads on performance. The game is somehow stable, but with some noticeable frame drops but not in a drastically long drop, it only introduces stutter, but if you want to experience smoother and stutter free gameplay, we suggest reducing the settings to the lowest with 60 fps enabled for smooth animations. We get a 30 fps with 98 stability on medium settings. While playing at max settings. We get a 56 FP, as in average, however, it gets to 40 when we try to cast ultimate next is Genshin Impact.

This is also a new game and indeed a very sought after game right now. It is a viral game today in smartphones because of the graphics quality, the motion blur and the interaction inside the game. For us, the game is not fully optimized, but this is a great opportunity to test it. On the newer smartphones, like our Samsung Galaxy m51, as you can see, it is somehow stable. We are playing the game with low by default and playing the recommended settings will give us 32 fps average.

We are in 60 fps option, though, but somehow we can achieve the max frame rate even setting the gain to the lowest possible settings. Furthermore, we still can't achieve a constant 60fps, however, enabling 30fps option, and we are stable on low and lowest while playing at very high or max settings and still in 30fps, and it is somehow good, although stuttering and drastic frame drops occurred. This is because the GPU is overclocked, so we recommend the playing at low settings with motion blur and 30 fps then set the resolution to high, so we can get 3's 1080p graphics. Overall, these are the results of playing engine impact, it is playable and stability is acceptable. We also try to play Cyrus 2 with good touch, sensitivity and fast response.

I enjoyed playing sinus 2 on this phone, as it has a large screen now for the benchmarks. Here are the results, as you can see, we get a pretty good score. We surpass some mid-range devices on the market, but that's not the case, and we will still depend on hands-on after 2 hours and 40 minutes. We still have 78 remaining on its juice. A pretty solid and impressive battery performance thanks to seven thousand million power battery.

Now for the battery result, we conducted two types of tests, endurance tests and heavy usage by playing engine impact, and here are the results. We still get 14 remaining juice after 10 hours of playing games in impact a solid battery life in a smartphone. With that being said, it can only be charged in 25 watt, fast charging and for the record we still got an impressive charging time of 1 or in 52 minutes so overall playing with some of the most sought after games. Right now and viral game like genii impact are enjoyable and since it isn't fully optimized, it is acceptable playing at 30fps and on the remaining games we tested it performs well, it is in 1080p quality in a super AMOLED power efficient display and a chipset with a power efficient, 8 nanometer build to be powered by a huge 7000mah power battery. It will give you satisfaction on all-day gaming and for the price of 19990 pesos.

It is not just a gaming phone and in terms of areas other than gaming, galaxy m51 is enough. That's the gaming review of the Samsung Galaxy m51. Are you satisfied with the results? Let us know this ends our video. Thank you for watching, make sure to subscribe and hit the bell icon to be notified on our future contents and also don't forget to visit manila, shaker dot com for more tech, news reviews and comparison of the latest device. This is manila.

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