Samsung is a leading brand when it comes to offering exceptional value in the mid-range smartphone market, and the Galaxy A51 shows why. Packed with premium features, it's brilliant value for money.
The minimal bezels on the A51 emphasises the widescreen viewing experience on the 6.5-inch FHD+ Super AMOLED Infinity-O display.
The quad camera set up on the back lives up to Samsung's reputation for outstanding photographic capability. The set up consists of an ultra high-resolution 48MP main camera, a 123° 12MP Ultra-Wide-Camera for superb panoramic shots, an upgraded 5MP Macro camera for even better close-ups, and the 5MP Depth camera features multiple Live Focus effects.
And when it's time to make it all about you, the 32MP selfie camera will give you vivid and high-resolution images. The Selfie focus feature instantly blurs out the background to make you front and centre of the shot.
Another top feature in the A51 is its video-taking ability. You can capture smooth and steady live videos thanks to the powerful software and Samsung's world-class Ultra-Wide Camera.
The Galaxy A51 doesn't shirk its responsibilities in the storage department. It has a capacity of up to 128GB (expandable up to 512GB) and 6GB RAM for storing apps, software, videos, and more.
The battery performance is exceptional with the Samsung A51’s 4,000mAh battery that can last throughout the day. Plus, there's fast charging when that function is eventually called for.
Manufacturer: Samsung
Samsung’s Galaxy A51 packs a great screen, a handful of cameras, and a big battery -- what more could you ask from a mid-range smartphone? Well, more consistent performance, for one.
Excellent design; Big and beautiful AMOLED screen; Flexible multi-camera system
Laggy performance; Camera quality is largely unremarkable; Mediocre battery life
After being extremely impressed with newer mid-range phones from Google and Apple, we decided to check out the competition. The Galaxy A51 is Samsung’s answer to mid-range models like the iPhone SE and Pixel 3a . And it’s … well, it’s an extremely “Samsung” phone, if that makes any sense.
Beautiful screen and body; Big; expandable storage; Can be found on sale easily
Bloated software; Terrible fingerprint reader; Not enough RAM; Tons of unnecessary apps
The Galaxy A51 improves on certain aspects that were required, such as a better camera, improved display and better battery life. Although, at the price of Rs 23,999, it feels slightly overpriced for the kind of feature and performance it offers.
Samsung’s Galaxy A51 5G sits near the top of the company’s mid-range A series. It’s slightly smaller and cheaper than the A71 5G , which we reviewed recently. It has a 6.5-inch Super AMOLED display and is built around Samsung’s Exynos 980 chipset, with 6 GB of memory and 128 GB of storage plus a...
Generally accurate exposure; Wide dynamic range in stills; Wide maximum field of view; Accurate video white balance; Nicely rendered skin tones in video
How good can a $400 phone really be? When the device in question is the Samsung Galaxy A51, the answer is simple: very good. As the first real representative of the Galaxy A family in the US, the A51 is a convincing effort that proves Samsung can make a good midprice phone that's worth buying. In fact, Samsung's budget phone (£329 in the UK and AU$599 in Australia) even bests the iPhone SE (which starts at $399, £419 and AU$749), in some specific, and significant, ways. When it comes to screen size and clarity, phone features, camera quality and performance, the Galaxy A51 delivers where it counts, with one exception.
It's the perfect iPhone SE rival in every way but one.
6.5-inch screen is detailed and bright; Wide-angle camera option; Headphone jack;
Processor speed drags; No water resistance;
Sluggish performance and average cameras mire an otherwise fine Android phone.
Decent battery life. Cameras snap decent photos in good lighting. There's a headphone jack! It looks modern, has NFC for contactless payments, and includes a Micro SD card slot for extra storage. Plastic back design is more durable. Three years of Android updates.
Performance can drag. The cameras lag behind peers. Overpriced.
El Galaxy A51 pone al día la gama media-alta de Samsung con un gran y renovado diseño y cuádruple cámara trasera.
The Samsung Galaxy A51 offers a nice design and attractive OLED display, but it’s hamstrung by middling performance, cameras that underperform in low light and relatively short battery life. On paper, the Samsung Galaxy A51 would seem like the best cheap phone $400 can get you.
Excellent display, Sleek design, Versatile quad-lens camera, Low price, 128GB of storage
Underwhelming performance, Camera struggles in low light, Battery life could be better, Fingerprint sensor occasionally frustrates
The Samsung Galaxy A51 5G UW is a new version of the Galaxy A51 5G phone. This model comes with a faster 5G network and it also maintains a good camera setup and a mega battery as well. The only downside is that it’s a little bit expensive which might be a turn off to potential buyers.
While it's a shame that picture and sound quality haven't been upgraded, the iPhone 13 was great in these regards and the iPhone 14 is, too Excellent display Admirable headphone performance Solid build quality No upgrades to picture or sound Familiar design Notch is still present
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