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
Small improvements and subtle tweaks over its predecessor but the Galaxy A51 is still incredible value
Astonishing value for money; 48MP camera for less; Massive Super AMOLED screen
Slightly shorter battery life than Galaxy A50; Cheaper alternatives in Xiaomi
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
The Galaxy 51 is the latest mid-range smartphone from Samsung, launched in December, 2019. The phone was announced along with the Galaxy A71 , and came as the successor of the A50 launched earlier this year .
2019 was a landmark year for Samsung and not only did the South Korean smartphone giant introduce the world to its clean and streamlined One UI but it also doubled-down and revamped the faltering A Series.
The Samsung Galaxy A51 is a good, solid mid-range effort. There are no major flaws, but the processor and battery weren't quite as good as we'd been expecting.
Attractive design; Good screen; Impressive; versatile camera
Battery life could be much better
The Samsung Galaxy A51 packs a nice big display and a light, ergonomic design as sleek as its flagship siblings. A good budget phone for Samsung fans that want the look of the S20 and Note series.
Brilliant 6.5" Super AMOLED display; Amazing close-to-midrange camera; Good all-rounder for price range
Poor quality max zoom on camera; Plastic casing
A great design and screen are the big sells of this mid-ranger, which performs generally well but can struggle a little when it comes to gaming tasks. Otherwise the clean software experience makes for a generally polished and affordable choice.
Great display; High quality looks; Good main camera performance in most conditions; Solid battery life; Under display fingerprint scanner
Lacks overall power; Some lag in usage; Single speaker limited; Easy to block Bluetooth antenna and cause cut-out; Quad cameras oversell themselves a little
Battery life is decent too, and power is respectable. The plastic build is a disappointment, and there are some unsurprising omissions such as waterproofing and wireless charging, but these are small complaints.
Quad-lens camera; Good screen; Solid battery life
Plastic build; No telephoto lens; No wireless charging
Samsung's Galaxy A51 is another mid-range device that has hardly any real weaknesses. Its cameras are one of its highlights - although the gap to the high-end is still noticeable, for example when it comes to low-light performance or zooming.
slim; fancy case; flexible camera of good quality; a lot of LTE frequencies; dedicated microSD slot; 60-fps gaming in some games; color-accurate and bright screen; hardly any heat development
performance average for this price range; battery life could be longer; no continuous zoom; browsing is on the slow side
Samsung Galaxy A51 is targeted at users looking for a mid-premium Android option. There’s a lot to like including the Infinity-O display, stylish design as well as good cameras and performance. This is a good buy for those willing to spend up to Rs 24,000.
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