But after two months, when I step back and consider everything, the Galaxy A52 5G is an all-around good phone with some great features and a few minor and annoying flaws. It's a solid buy for $500 ...

The A52 5G is IPG7 so it's dust and water-resistant. The Galaxy A42 5G has a 6.6-inch HD 60Hz display and a triple camera setup with 4GB of memory and 128GB of storage.

The Samsung Galaxy A52 5G ($499.99) has big shoes to fill: Samsung customers are expecting a lot of value from the successor to the Galaxy A51, one of the top-selling phones of 2020. For the most ...

But in other ways, the A52 5G manages to punch above its weight. For one, it has a proper headphone jack, a feature all but extinct in more expensive models.

PERFORMANCE: Overall the Samsung Galaxy A52 5G did well but was not among our top scorers. Many users will be satisfied with its performance especially if you're looking for a mid-range smartphone.

However, because it’s Samsung, it’s worth noting that the more basic, budget-conscious Galaxy A52 5G is also available and has proven to be one of the best phones under $500.

The Galaxy A52, Galaxy A52 5G, and Galaxy A72 will come in black, white, blue, and violet colors. The three models sport octo-core processors that clock at up to 2.3GHz with a maximum RAM of 8GB ...

At the top of the range is the $499 Galaxy A52 5G, which Samsung talked about at length during its Galaxy Awesome launch event back in March. In case the salient details escape you, the A52 packs ...

Internationally, the Galaxy A52 costs 349 euros (approximately $415, AU$540), the A52 5G sells for 429 euros ($510, AU$660) and the A72 is 449 euros ($534, AU$690). The devices are available in ...

In the context of Samsung’s Galaxy A lineup, it’s situated between the Galaxy A52 5G and the A32 5G, two very good options in their own price brackets. The $499 A52 5G offers a few more high ...

The Galaxy A52 5G ships with Android 11, which is great. The less good news is, as we saw in the S21 devices earlier this year, Samsung’s latest take on the OS stuffs a lot of unwanted apps, ads ...