Samsung introduced the Galaxy A53 a few weeks back and today because the phone goes on sale, we managed to get a unit to be reviewed. It maintains a lot of DNA from its predecessor 2021 but comes with some of the big increases we will discuss before submitting the phone to our review team.
The company decided to keep the overall appearance of the camera lump for quad-cam settings, and this year’s cellphone also had a beautiful color – our unit came in extraordinary peaches. Looks orange or gold depending on lighting.
Unfortunately, the Galaxy A53 does not have an adapter in the retail box in most countries such as the cheaper Galaxy A13 we were welcomed recently. There are only SIM Ejector Pins and USB-C to USB-C cable.
This phone weighs 189 grams and has a 6.5 “super amoled panel that is the same as the Galaxy A52. Which is a good thing given that it is a dynamic and bright look.
There are two significant changes in the Galaxy A53 – the first is the Exynos 1280 chipset, which is the debut here. Samsung did not officially detail the latest mid-range chipset, but now we know the CPU has four cortex-A78 cores managed at 2.4 GHz and four units of Cortex-A55 clock efficiency at 2.0GHz.
Another important increase in Samsung brought is a 5,000 mAh battery. This demands up to 25W, which is best obtained with Samsung mobile today.
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