Samsung Galaxy A32 5G vs Samsung Galaxy S21 5G - $30 vs $800 By itsMaxDigital

In this video I'm going to compare the Samsung Galaxy a32 5g versus the Samsung Galaxy s, 21 5g, which phone should you buy? Let's take a look, so both of these phones are on the opposite ends of the phone spectrum. The a325g is the cheapest Samsung 5g device that you could get while the s215g is the premium flagship on the other end of the spectrum. So this is the best of the best that you could get for the go-to flagship android device from Samsung unless you want to step it up to the s21 ultra. But this is the flag. This is the main flagship. So let's go ahead and take a look.

So the big selling point on the 8325g is going to be the price you can get this for under 300. On the 280 unlocked. But the better deal is, if you get it on prepaid for around 30 bucks on metro, while the s21 is 800 unlocked- and you probably can't find it that much cheaper uh anywhere else uh. Unless you do trade-ins and stuff like that, so you got a like a 30 smartphone on the left with 5g and the 800 flagship 5g phone on the right. So that's a big difference in price, so the overall size is going to be uh for the a325g is uh 6.4 inches tall three inches wide 0.36 inches thick. The s21 is around 6 inches tall 2.8, inches wide and 0.31 inches thick, so the overall sleeker smaller device is the s21 5g and for the weight the 832 is heavier. It's around 7.2 ounces versus the 5.9 ounces. On the s21 5g for the build quality you're going to get a difference.

The a32 is going to be super plastic all around while the s21 it has a better feel to it. But it's not a hundred percent um premium feeling because the back is not glass, but it's not supposed to be uh. You know a cheap plastic, but it is still plastic. So I'm going to have to give this a tie for the build quality, but in the end, with the price of 832 wins. One plus for the s21 is that its dust and water resistance, ip68 dunk it in water for 1.5 meters for 30 minutes. You don't get that on the a32 5g display is where you get a real difference in quality.

You have a 6.5-inch TFT display at 720p resolution on the a325g. The Samsung s21 has that 6.2 inch 1080p display dynamic AMOLED display, so you got 270 PPI on the a32 5g and 421 PPI on the s21 5g, so you got the better screen and a little smaller screen on the s21 when it comes to the software. This is where they really share a lot in common for sure they're, both running android 11 they're, both running Samsung, one UI. So it's very customizable. This is where these phones are so similar because there's a difference of around you know seven hundred dollars between these devices, but they're going to feel almost the same because of that software, apart from build quality and certain things that are more flagship on the s21, the software usually is going to be the same 99 of the time.

You won't feel a big difference between these. Now, when it comes to updates, Samsung is doing better to try to update the devices for more years, but it's safe to say that the s21 would have probably more updates than the a325g, but Samsung could surprise us. Well, the chipset definitely is going to be a big difference. You got a MediaTek processor in the a325g, and you got the top of the line. Snapdragon 888 on the s21.

Now I'm not gonna lie to you. You got the better, faster chipset in the s21. It's going to run pretty much every app in the app store, no problem, but it's not to say that the a32 won't run a lot of the apps with that MediaTek processor might be a tick slow. It might not be as powerful to run the most heavy intensive gaming, apps or video editing stuff like that. But 99 of the apps will work like you know.

Your usual suspects YouTube WhatsApp, a Spotify browsing the web Netflix any of that type of stuff will work. Just fine. It just will be a little slower than the s21. Now we have a big difference here now we're going to the internal storage, so you have 64 gigs on the a325g. While you have 128 gigs on the s21 big difference right well, 64 gigs is pretty good, especially for the price on the a325g um 128 is impressive um on the s21, but the big difference is that the a32 has that SD card slot.

So you could infinitely um, add more storage, more than 128 gigs, for not a lot of money. If you choose to do so, so there's a advantage on the a32 with the money that you're saving on the phone, you could stock up on storage with the SD card. Now for the ram, the a32 has four gigs of ram, which is pretty good at that price. It'll. It's very, very uh good for running all your apps, no problem.

Eight gigs of ram on the s11 is pretty good as well, but it's a little overkill for most people, so I'm going to have to give this a tie really on the ram department, because you're not going to see the differences unless you're running millions of apps. In the background now talking about the camera, you have a quad camera on the a32 5g 48 megapixels main a megapixel ultra-wide 5 megapixel macro 2 megapixel depth. You also have a triple camera on the s215g 12 megapixel main 64 megapixel telephoto and 12 megapixel ultra-wide. So you have an extra camera on the a32 interesting. That's the 30 super cheap phone price, but you have an extra camera.

The s21 has an overall, better camera setup, but I think for most people, especially for the money, you're going to get more bang out of your buck on the a32 for that price and that camera setup is not bad at all. Most people as long as you're in the right lighting, or you're outside you should take some very impressive photos to the eye. But if you're a real uh per, if you're a person, that's really into video and photography, you're going to have to roll with the s21 5g setup, it's the best in class, but the a32 is not gonna, be terrible. Let me tell you video on these devices as follows: you got 4k on the a32 for that price. That's awesome! You got 8k on the s21, which is pretty good for that price, but I think for most people, they'll be satisfied with the 4k, for the selfie got a 13 megapixel shooter on the a32.

These s21 has a 10 megapixel shooter. You got 1080p video resolution on a32. You got 4k on the s21 same story, you're going to be getting pretty good pictures and videos off the selfie camera on both of these devices. But if you really care about it down to the getting the best pictures and videos for the selfie, the s21 wins bonus on the a32 5g with a headphone jack. The s21 does not have that, so you're getting an extra bonus feature on the 30 device.

That means you can still hook up your headphones, your mic or your aux core to listen to music in your car, for example. Both of these phones share uh the feature of hooking up all your wireless devices with no problem. You got Bluetooth 5.0 on both of these, so there's no difference in Bluetooth, so you could connect your smartwatch, your smart band uh. Your galaxy watch, your speakers, your wireless headphones! All that good stuff will work on both of these devices- one that's thirty dollars and the one that's eight hundred dollars. They will both work.

Fine, as for NFC um you'll get on the a325g, but depending on your region, I don't think it gets it in the US. The s21 will have NFC and that's mostly used for Google Pay and Samsung pay uh for payment services. Although Samsung did take away the magnetic stripe, uh feature where it mimics a credit card stripe, so they took that feature out. So this is these devices are more on par with each other, so they're, both rocking USB type c, there's no surprise there very standard ports. It's found on lots of devices besides android phones and moving on to unlocking your device and security.

They both have fingerprint readers. The a32 has it on the side. The s21 has it under the display, well that one's the s21 having the uh under the display fingerprint, which is pretty cool, but both of these uh fingerprint readers do the job of by unlocking your device. Last but not least, you got the battery and the a32 does not. Disappoint.

Has a 5000mah battery s21 has a 4000mah battery, so the 30 dollar phone, with the win on the 5000 massive size battery that'll. Last you all day, the 4000mah is very disappointing on the 800 device, and it probably won't. Last you all day. Both of these devices offer some type of fast charging. You got 15 watts on the a32 25 watts on the s21.

You also get reverse wireless charging on the s21 as well. So in conclusion, which device? Should you get well? Obviously, if you only have thirty dollars in your pocket uh, the a325g is your phone um and even if you didn't have thirty dollars, and you want- and you want to spend more money than that, I still think you should take the a325g you're getting almost the same type of features on the a325g, although not as good as the s21, but the differences are small. You're going to get a better uh camera and video on the s21. If you care about that, I definitely think you should get that device um. The battery is bigger than the a32 5g.

You got micro, SD card, you got the headphone jack. The screen quality is at 720, which is okay. I mean, if you really care about screen quality. The s21 has your back. The s21 doesn't even have glass on the back to have a flagship, build quality.

So there's not there's not too many extras on the s21 that make you want to spend uh 700 more and that's the difference between these two devices for what you're getting in the 832 for 30 bucks is amazing. Thanks for watching guys, see you in the next one peace.

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