Samsung Galaxy A51 unboxing & initial review.[White Colour] By Thamarakshan Biju Cen

Hi guys welcome to the unboxing of the Samsung Galaxy II 51. This is the box that the phone comes in, and it's a typical white box. It is the usual box that Samsung uses for the Galaxy II CDs, and here the pricing on the box is twenty-five thousand nine hundred and ninety-nine eighty rupees, but you can buy it for approximately twenty-three thousand nine hundred and ninety-nine eighty rupees. Now this phone is the successor to the galaxy a 50, and last year we did review the 50 which was a pretty good phone, and here the unboxing experience is actually similar to that. This animal upholds the sim ejector pin inside it. There is a smoked, transparent, flexible case, which is always a welcome addition, and you also get all the paperwork's, then there's the phone itself, and after that you have all the accessories, and in that there is a very simple low quality, typical Samsung headphone.

It has a 3.5 mm jack, and then you get the charging cable, which is as expected, u. s. PC. And finally, there is the charging brick, which is a fast charger right, red 15 watts. So these are all the things in the box, and here we have a phone this time.

Also, even with this white color, which looks really sleek, the back panel and sites are plastic, but the for, for some reason, doesn't feel cheap in the hand. This back panel has a new type of pattern which shimmers in light, and I'm actually liking this white color. With this pattern, it surely looks attractive and here on the top left. That is the all new cameras in this rectangle module and even though it photos it look like an extra add-on in person. Now that I have the phone with me, it looks better than seen in pictures and that's mainly because this module doesn't protrude out much, and therefore it blends well, and I feel this design theme is nice and clean because all the four cameras and the flash is inside this module- and one more thing you can see here on the back panel- is actually the Samsung branding I, don't really a close to get the side rail well, even though plastic Samson did use a silver finish, so the sights look, fine and also the buttons are all on the right side of the phone, and they feel very click.

Now the sim tray is located on the left side of the phone, and here the sim tray can take to NATO Sims as well as a micro SD card. So that's a good thing, because the phone has a dedicated SD card slot and also by the way, both the SIM slots are put multi, and they're not checking the bottom section. You get the charging port, which is us PC, and you also have a headphone jack microphone and the only speaker and finally, on the top. You get a secondary microphone. So overall, there is all the needed boards and even though the phone being just 7.9 mm thick, the phone feels sturdy in the hand too. So now, let's turn the device on, and here we are greeted with the Samsung Galaxy II 51 welcome screen, and here we can see the Infinity Oh display having the front camera punched at the top center of the display.

The setup process is pretty straightforward, and I did set the device off-camera and once everything is set up and when we are in obviously the biggest new factor here that will notice. It's like I, said before this new x2 at Full, HD, plus 6.5 inch infinity, Oh, SM alert display. My initial impressions are that the display is a pretty good one. The contrast is good as expected, and also the colors are sharp without much over saturation, and also the viewing angles is good. Now, since the display is huge, this phone is naturally a two-handed phone.

It's so fascinating of things are changing fast, because last year the standard be storage was 64gb and this time it's now at 20, DB and I do like this bay storage and also the base ramp, which is now 6 DB. With this phone, the UI behavior is 1 UI 2.0, and that means the Android version is Android 10. Now this is what companies should do when they launch a device, give us at least the closest of the newest OS and here good job Samsung for doing this. Now for the processor used here, it's the Enos 9 6 1 1, which is a 10 nanometer outscore processor. This process is the same that was used in the M 30s and yes for the price.

It seems to be not the right choice, but we have to test it to find out how things work for day-to-day tasks and, if in case, you're interested in benchmark scores, but I did install Geek bench 5, and here is the single core and multi go schools. Now, during my initial testing, while doing some basic things like crossing through the home screen or scrolling, an Instagram feed or sending a text message, etc. , things are pretty smooth and for playing games. I did test pop G, and it works well without many issues. There isn't any visible lag ass off now, but this is a brand-new phone which is set up just now.

So let's leave the final thought about the performance for a detailed review which is coming soon and if you don't want to miss the detailed review of the 51 and also all the other interesting videos, please don't forget to hit the subscribe button and also the bell icon with this phone for the method of unlocking you get it just from plenty of options, and in that the important one is the fingerprint unlock. And here the scan available is an in display fingerprint scanner. The speed of unlock is, but its accuracy is good. Well here with the a51, one of the highlight is actually the cameras and first, let's stick the rack. Cameras which are for any other cameras, makes a great in paper, but the main sensor is 48 megapixels, then there's an ultra wide-angle camera, which is 12 megapixels and the third one we have is a depth camera, which is 5 megapixels.

And finally, we have a macro camera, which is also 5 megapixels, and the other initial shots. I captured seems to be great, where the detailing is excellent and also the colors, even though a bit of saturated looks great I'm a fan of having an ultra wide-angle camera, any other shorts captured with it is detailed with less distortion in good lighting and also in indoor division lighting. The ultra wide-angle camera is not mad, and also the macro shots looks good. Even the portrait shots like all the phones is still not very perfect and yeah. My initial thought about this camera is positive and for videos you can record at a max of solution of 3, a 4 0 by 2 and 6 0 at 30fps, which is USD, but here one thing to note is that the only form of stabilization available is e is and from my initial testing.

The videos are good when there is not so bad lighting and now for the front camera. It's a 32, megapixel camera, and here you got the option to capture shots in two settings where, in one the frame of capsules normal and for the other, you can go for a wider frame. I feel this is a great add-on and your selfies are also pretty good. The skin tone is nice, even though there is a bit of processing done, but still the shots look more than good and for the video the front camera well here also, you can record an Ultra HD, and the video looks good so overall I feel Samsung has done really well with the cameras for the price, and this won't seem to have set its bar for camera performance in this price bracket. Now again, I'll be testing in different lighting situations to get a better idea.

But as of now, my initial impressions about these cameras is great and before ending the video I would like to touch some specs like the battery capacity of this phone is 4000 mAh, which is a large battery, but I'm not sure how well the battery backup is because I didn't get a chance to test it and then for the Bluetooth version used. It's Bluetooth, 5.0, which is good and also Samsung, did not cut cost with the sensors used and in fact you get most of the sensors, and there is NFC available and even Samsung 3 full version is supported, which means you can use the e 51 in the usual point-of-sale machines, where you can swipe your card. I feel this is a great start for the 2020, a series lineup in terms of camera and also the overall user experience. But the big question is whether Samsung stores of processor for this phone as the right and as of now the phone, even though, is priced a bit higher than the nastiest a-50 keeping the press suspect aside. There are a lot of improvements and for the performance, it's not bad.

The cameras are great and even the displays, a good blunt with the speaker, which is loud and clear, even in a moderately noisy environment, so I guess that's it for the unboxing and the initial review of the new Galaxy, a 51, and before you leave. If you liked this video, please let us know by hitting the like button, see you soon in the next one till then bye.

Source : Thamarakshan Biju Cen