Samsung has a new mobile phone for mid-2022. This is Samsung Galaxy M53 5G which opens in stores on May 2 to combat the growing range of mobile phones with high quality features but at a more affordable price.
Samsung’s bet goes right against high or mid-range phones from Xiaomi, Realme and even Oppo. Even from Apple with the new 2022 iPhone SE. But the Galaxy M53 has something else to offer.
If Samsung phones grab your attention but you can’t afford premium lineups like the Galaxy S22 or Galaxy S21 FE, the South Korean company’s M lineup might be more interesting to you.
Its price is more adapted and the performance is quite good. It’s not an entry-level mobile or a premium mobile, it’s in the top middle of the table and we’ll tell you everything you need to know about this new Samsung Galaxy M53 5G.
- Price
- Camera
- Battery
- speed and performance
- minimalist design
Adjusted price less than 500 euros… at launch!
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The good news is that this is a mobile phone that looks high-end but isn’t, is that it’s not that expensive. However, this Galaxy M53 5G is not an ultra-cheap mobile phone. Its official price is 519 euros in the version with 8 GB RAM and 128 GB storage.
The good news is that on the occasion of its launch, you can take it with an interesting discount, staying for only 469 euros.
This Galaxy M53 5G is available cheapest on amazon with free shipping. If you’d like to get it the same day it’s released, or with fast shipping, we recommend that you subscribe to Prime, which has no permanence.
108-megapixel camera reaches the mid-range
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Today, many people look at a mobile phone for two and two reasons only: whether it is a beautiful mobile phone and whether it has a good camera. And it actually makes sense, because this is a device that we will spend a lot of time in our hands with and no one needs ugly or blurry photos.
Fortunately Samsung chose its 108-megapixel sensor present in other mobile phones to equip this Galaxy M53 5G.
The main camera is equipped with a 108-megapixel sensor that allows you to take huge photos, crop for more magnification, or capture more light thanks to 12-megapixel captures. Do you have a camera 8 megapixel ultra wide2 megapixel macro camera and 2 megapixel depth sensor.
This chamber quartet ends with lfront camera, 32 megapixelsPerfect for taking selfies or making video calls.
The 5000 mAh battery allows you to work for hours in applications and videos.
Samsung
The battery of this Galaxy M53 5G reaches capacity 5000 mAh, which is the mobile standard today. The good news is that with normal use, it provides more than a day of autonomy. up to two days if stretched.
Everything will depend on how you use your mobile phone, but thanks to its own processor and optimized Android system, the 5000 mAh battery should last for many hours of use.
Fast mobile inside and out
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Samsung has paid great attention to providing every possible performance option for this Galaxy M53 5G. And we’re not just talking about how fast a mobile phone can go, that’s not all.
On the one hand, this mobile uses MediaTek Dimensity 900 octa-core processor quite fast and optimized. To this we must add 8 GB of RAM for optimal performance.
It’s also fast thanks to 5G connection, since the South Korean company rarely releases a 4G-only mobile phone at the moment, given that there are already more than enough networks in large cities.
Another function of speed is the screen. With 6.7″ Super AMOLED panel hits 120Hz refresh rate. This results in much faster animations and you will notice that the mobile works efficiently.
New minimalistic design (which you will definitely cover with a case)
Samsung
Samsung wanted to give this M line a fresh look with the Galaxy M53 5G. This mobile phone now has simpler and minimalistic designwhere the only thing that stands out is the “bump” of its 4 chambers.
It doesn’t have more eccentric notches like the Galaxy S22, color gradients, or even light effects based on mobile lighting. It comes in 3 basic matte colors: in blue, brown and green.
Source: Computer Hoy
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