Samsung Galaxy A32 (5G) Review | The Cheapest Samsung 5G Smartphone
The galaxy a32 5g is a phone made from plastic
and the flat back has a reflecting finish
just like the chrome-colored rounded frame
it doesn’t feel too story almost like it’s
hollow inside but at the same time it isn’t
that light weighing in at over 200g. Biggest
downgrade is the display rather than a full
had AMOLED with a fast refresh rate the 5g
model has a 6.5-inch LCD with a 720p resolution
and a standard refresh rate the bezels are
on the thicker side and you have a teardrop
notch for the selfie camera this display is
far from impressive with a pixel density of
270 PPI you can notice some graininess hear
and there the colors overall seem a bit dull
and desaturated and they’re far from accurate
trending toward bluish and you don’t have
any color settings here to try and adjust
them with the panel’s max brightness is also
not great we measured around 420 nits with
the slider and it can boost up to 500 nits
in auto mode that’s not quite enough to be
comfortable if you’re out on a sunny day’s
for audio the a32 5G has a headphone jack
as well a single speaker which scored just
average on our loudness charts the speaker’s
what you’d expect from a budget device. And
waking up and unlocking the phone can be done
with the side-mounted fingerprint scanner
built into the power button it’s fast and
responsive the a32 5g interface is one UI
3.1 based on android 11. this year Samsung’s
interface brings new features introduced with
the new version of android for example there’s
a notification history log so you can go back
later and double check something allows notifications
from incoming messaging apps to appear floating
chat head just like with facebook’s messenger
and you get android 11’s refined multimedia
controls a stack of the active audio playback
apps appears below the quick toggles and swiping
to the side switching between the apps finally
you get some proprietary samsung features
here as well like th edge panel menu which
can store shortcuts and there’s a game luncher
menu which allows you to access your games
and control do not disturb options for them
under the hood of the device is a mediatek
demesity 720 5g chipset built on the seven
nanometer process it provides tretty solid
cpu performance for a mid-ranger comparable
to phones with a snapdragon 720g it also performs
respectalby in gpu tests perhaps in part to
it’s lower res display overall it’s on chart
topper but the galaxy a32 5g is dependable
for getting you through the day smoothly and
playing games at lower graphic setting. Moving
on to the camera the a32 5g has a 48MP quad
bayer main camera 8MP ultrawide cam and 5MP
macro cam and the last a depth senso.
