
For years, the Samsung Galaxy A series stood as one of the most popular mid-range phones. However, the Samsung Galaxy A52 was criticised for using Snapdragon 720G and Snapdragon 750G chipsets. Both are considered "old" in the tech industry because they were launched in 2020.
Fast forward to a few months later, Samsung introduced the Galaxy A52s 5G with an upgraded mid-range tier chipset. But is it worth upgrading to this new variant? Check out our review of the Samsung Galaxy A52s 5G below to find out more!