Samsung is leading the way when it comes to offering a diverse portfolio of 5G smartphones and the latest one is the midrange Galaxy A32 5G. With our written review out the way, we now bring your attention to the video breakdown with Will guiding you through the A32 5G’s key features and if it’s worth the asking price.

The Dimensity 720 5G chipset took its toll on the rest of the core specs when comparing to the regular Galaxy A32. The display on the A32 5G is of TFT variety instead of AMOLED found on the 4G model. The resolution has been dropped to HD+ and the refresh rate stands at 60Hz instead of the 90Hz on 4G version. It’s an underwhelming panel to say the least with dull-looking colors and thick bezels.

The software side is covered by One UI 3.1 based on Android 11 which brings all the latest and greatest Samsung and Google features like chat bubbles, revamped media controls and notifications history.

Performance from the Mediatek Dimsnity 720 was impressive for a midranger and managed to handle all apps (and games at lower graphics settings) with ease.

Battery life was impressive at 123 hours in our proprietary endurance test. The cameras performed admirably despite the lower resolution on the main shooter compared to the A32 4G

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