Samsung Galaxy A52: Is This The Best Value Phone To Play Genshin Impact On? | Can You Game On It? By IGN Southeast Asia

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Just now, we are gonna, be talking about the Samsung Galaxy a52 hot damn. This is a seriously one of my most anticipated gaming phones. Every year, the Samsung Galaxy, a series is one of my favorite ones because number one it's a perfect phone, decent specs, decent price point, and it comes with some flagship features. Without the extra frills I mean, let's be real, how many of you guys actually use the AI, because my AI doesn't even know how to figure out that AI anyways? This is the phone. We got the color violet a very beautiful.

Let's have some ASMR up in here all right guys. Let's talk about these specs! First, the specs come with a 6.5 inch display hello big. I don't know, I don't think it's huge. I think it's just nice size for gaming on it. Honestly speaking of the screen comes with 90 hertz display.

Yes, you heard that right, 90 hertz display, which means games like PUBG mobile, finally have the screen support that they need eight gigabytes of ram, which is what a lot of normal laptops and PCs actually use nowadays, 256 gigabytes of internal storage. You get a quad camera setup over here. That's a lot of cameras for something this mid-range, as well as a 4, 500 William battery capacity. Wait, wait, wait, that's not the best part. The best part has yet to come.

I will show you all ta-da the 3.5 millimeter headphone jack is on here, which means that you can use all your favorite headphone brands. You have to worry about getting wireless anymore because, let's be real here when we're talking about wireless headphones and mobile gaming latency is such an issue Samsung. Thank you for giving us the wired options. Thank you so much so just so, you know this phone starts from 1499. Malaysian ringgit, so the question is: can we game on it, and how is it going to be? Well, let's talk about it.

Shall we are okay, the first one? I think this is what everyone wants to know the most. Let's talk about Genshin Impact, okay, so for this phone it actually come default with everything on low with 30 fps, which means that everything works great. It only warmed up a little, not too crazy, but I wanted to know how much I can push it, because I mean it did warm up. So I know as soon as I push anything up, it'll be crazy hot. So, first, I tried on 60 fps, so 60 fps honestly, is my benchmark for any kind of mobile game because it looks smoother, so it will immediately say overclocked in the settings, but don't worry.

That's fine, and I also kicked up the textures to medium as well. So how was it first the in-game performance, no lags or stutters pretty great loading takes quite a while um as expected, honestly, but it's fine, because only the loading screen takes a while, but every when everything's loaded. I guess the rendering does take a little while, like it's only until you get a little closer, that everything appears, but it's not too bad. The game is actually very smooth like I was so sure how smooth it was. No frame drops nothing that it is definitely something that is very.

That makes me very happy about that, because I do like playing engine impact, I'm not like the furthest or the best in the game. I usually only play it when I'm outside on my phone. I'm glad that this phone is able to run it pretty well, and on top of that, let's talk about the heat. The phone got warm like. You can actually feel it warm, but it's not uncomfortably warm to the point.

It's hot so definitely playable and I would just leave it on that. I wouldn't kick anything up higher because I know it is either going to stutter like or get too hot okay. Let's talk about Call of Duty, mobile, gameplay, extremely smooth, and because of this large display, the for is actually really large, which means that I get to see more around me and I react a lot faster as well. The analog display, which is what this phone came with, is actually really crisp, and it actually helps me, like you, know, see movement in the distance, so I know where exactly they're coming from, which is very nice. So, let's move on to PUBG mobile.

So for me personally in terms of graphics, you want to be able to run the highest, but I think a lot of devices cannot go higher just yet, and this includes this phone so for this phone you can only run HDR uh. For the rest, I think it's coming to the phone later when it's officially out on markets. So there's that also I ran it on the highest fps honestly when I went on it was already set at highest fps, and let me tell you it's so smooth one of the smoothest experiences I've had playing on a mid-range device very smooth, very crisp and honestly, I feel like sniping in this game, got a lot better for me because of the AMOLED displays I said earlier like I feel like. I can see further away much more, and I'm able to know where exactly things are happening. So let's talk about these speakers just segue into that, because I feel, like speakers is most important talked about when it comes to this kind of games.

So for speakers I feel like okay, so this comes with dual speakers by the way dual speakers here and here, which is really nice and just like, goes into your face and because of that, directional audio is actually pretty decent like it's not bad at all, like I would. I am actually okay playing without headphones for shooters on this phone, which is really, really good. Honestly, I wouldn't say like it's the best, but it's actually really decent. Oh my god. I see myself in the mirror.

Oh, oh, oh, oh hello, hey girl, oh my god, all right! So moving on to free fire as well similar. I have the similar kind of comments to PUBG mobile. I ran in on ultra graphics, with high fps, no lag, no stutters. Actually, honestly such a gem to play on. I love it.

Now. Let's move on to the mobile mobs, we had LBB as well as League of Legends wild drift. Okay, so for wild drift we ran it on 60 fps. Honestly, obviously it comes with 30 fps out of the box, but after it's, I'm gonna, kick it to 60 fps. It actually heats up when I play on 60 fps, but for this phone it did hit heat up, but it's nothing like too warm or too hot.

It just got normal warm, which is like totally fine, so honestly, such so nice to play on this. I feel, like my reaction. Time is great, as I said before, screen's so slippery smooth, which means that it's easier for me to aim my skill shots 10 out of 10 gaming on wilder for this very nice, okay, so mobile legends, bang bang also gave me one of the smoothest game plays. I've ever played on a phone with the highest graphics and high fps by the way, which is honestly perfect, because I feel, like a lot of phones, tend to get really hot when they run on those, but this didn't really give that just warmed up normally um buttons were really reactive, which is also perfect as well. I didn't mention this for the other games as well, but yeah.

The screen has really great input: timing for uh playing this kind of games, which is great. Now, let's talk about something a little on the higher heavier side, injustice, 2. , so injustice 2. I noticed the phone did kind of like struggle a little, so the highest fps the game can go, is 120 fps, actually one of the few games on the market that has 100 fps for mobile games. So, as you know, this is only 90, so it obviously only kicked it up.90. I felt like the phone kind of struggled a bit with the graphics.

It was a little on the heavier side. The phone got kind of hot, but not super hot, but it was like noticeable hot and there was a little of like an input lag, but nothing major, honestly still playable, but you know just a little disappointing that it was. It struggled a little, but I understand though, injustice does come with some seriously heavy graphics. All right played one round of asphalt, 9, and let me just tell you one of the smoothest experiences I've had on a mid-ranger device, especially with the snapdragon 720 g the highest graphics. If you guys know this game goes up to 60 fps only got a little warm, but honestly, so good, no stutters lags and the phone handles it just fine.

So now that we know that, let's talk about everything else, so in terms of comfort, this photo is actually the perfect size and weight. It weighs at 189 grams, not too heavy at all and, as usual, Samsung knows best when it comes to their designs, rounded corners over here, which means very, very comfortable experience. I never liked those rounded edges over here as well, so I like this flat one, so this is actually perfect. Also, let's talk about the camera so the front here, if you can see there yeah it's a very, very tiny little uh, they call it an infinity o display, while many say that it's kind of like distracting, I rarely ever notice it, especially when you play games, because when I put my finger here like it's over here, I'm not gonna notice, if you're, barely gonna, see if it's really tiny and the best part about it is. It doesn't obstruct any of the icons or in-game stuff so for battery.

I feel like battery drain, for this isn't too bad at all. One round of wild drift on 60 fps drained about nine percent battery, which is honestly not bad uh. Some say it might be a little more on the heavy side, but I actually disagree with that. Also, another thing that I really like about this: it actually supports 25 watt fast charging, which means that if you're gonna charge on this, it's gonna charge really fast, and you won't be on the know: charging your phone too long, especially when you're gaming, so that's actually not bad. Unfortunately, it does not come with wireless charging.

Um honestly, I never really use wireless charging, so I don't know why I said, unfortunately, there's not even a big deal for me. So let's talk about the speakers a little more on top of the good directional audio, it provides in game. I feel like in general, the speakers for Samsung phones have never really been disappointing, perfect to listen. I loved hearing music while playing asphalt, 9 also watching movies, is perfect on this device as well, honestly for 1499, and you get 90 hertz display, 8 gigabytes of ram 256 gigabytes of internal storage, as well as the ability to almost play any game on this on highest graphics. Honestly, I would say worth it so golden question today is: can you game on the Samsung Galaxy, a 52, absolutely heck yeah? So please you can get it right now on the Samsung Galaxy websites in your own respective countries, or you can check it out on sharpie as well as Lazada as well.

I'm Natasha, I'm gonna, be continuing playing some more Gandhi impact. I'm not going to lie every time like I've, never really been a genii impact player I'll be real with you guys, but every time I test the phone and I play it- I kind of get a little more addicted to it. Furthermore, I don't play on my console, I don't play on my PC, but I will play on my phone 100. So yeah I'll see you guys later.

Source : IGN Southeast Asia