Samsung Galaxy A55 Dual SIM 5G Full Review

 

Design:

I will return to the key perspectives that have improved with the System A55, on the whole, we should discuss the one thing that hasn't (on the grounds that it can't), and that is the close by feel. This is not the same as the telephone's plan, which is present day looking and truly smart. In any case, in what I expect to be its mission to make the Cosmic system A55 seem to be an iPhone 15, Samsung has made a telephone that is unforgivingly sharp and irritatingly dangerous.

The level Gorilla Glass Victus+ back board returns practically no hold by any means, and not even the three raised cameras can for the most part save it from gradually sliding off many surfaces. It's explanation one for putting a grippy case on the System A55, and reason two is it's very awkward to hold for in excess of a brief time frame. The metal case meets the glass front and back at a sharp point, and you truly feel it against your palm and fingers. It's anything but an exceptionally lovely telephone to hold, in contrast to the curvier Cosmic system A54.

It's a disgrace, as the World A55's general plan is an update over the Universe A54, with a beautiful finished, brushed impact along the metal frame, and a differentiating cleaned segment around the volume and power buttons. There is a wide selection of varieties, and the Great Naval force found in our photographs is a decent option in contrast to the standard thing, wearing shut down. It likewise implies you don't need to overdo it by picking the Great Lilac or Magnificent a tad of visual interest. Gracious, and Samsung truly prefixes its A55 variety names with the word magnificent.

The telephone is sensible at 213 grams, meager at 8.2mm, and the IP67 water and residue obstruction gives you certainty. I've involved the telephone without a case for over seven days, where it has invested energy all through packs, and it gives no indications of wear or scratches on the metal body or the glass back board. The World A55 looks perfect, it's too made as you'd expect, and it ought to demonstrate solid, as well. It's simply a disgrace the thing isn't extremely good to hold, and has put on a little weight over the Universe A54.

software and performance:

While Samsung can't hope to make a difference with the World A55's plan now, what might be said about the product and execution? These were different areas of concern I had when I initially began utilizing the telephone, and it seems the A55 required essentially a day to get itself straightened out on the grounds that the gradualness, falters, and execution concerns I had for the initial 24 hours vanished on the subsequent day, as the telephone settled down into daily existence.

The in-show unique mark sensor requires a beat longer to enact than on a few different telephones, like the OnePlus 12, yet it hasn't neglected to perceive my finger impression and is undeniably more dependable than right off the bat. Utilizing the telephone's menus, applications, and other standard highlights is currently smooth and stammer free. The early indications of disappointment because of execution issues didn't turn into a continuous issue, yet it's unmistakable the Samsung Exynos 1480 chip takes as much time as necessary figuring things out inside after arrangement.

Introduced is Android 14 with Samsung's One UI 6.1, yet there are none of the System computer based intelligence highlights you track down on the Universe S24 series. Samsung guarantees the telephone will get four adaptation updates, and security refreshes for the following five years. The responsibility isn't as long as the one for S series gadgets, yet generally excellent for a telephone costing this much. I've been involving the telephone in the UK on 4G, 5G, and Wi-Fi, and I definitely dislike association, with calls being clear and dependable.

I'm exceptionally acquainted with One UI and track down it normal and intelligent to utilize, yet it needs a considerable amount of introductory arrangement. This reaches from choosing signal controls (it's 2024, Samsung; I would rather not use Android fastens any longer) to enacting the consistently on screen, changing the repulsive default ring and notice tones, changing from the unnecessarily huge 4×4 home screen application design to something more current, and leaving Samsung's unfortunate console for Google's Gboard. Move beyond this and it then, at that point, requires little upkeep, beyond a couple of periodic warnings about framework action.

screen and media

Samsung's Exynos processors don't have the best standing, and the A-series telephones are infamous for having thick bezels around the screen. What's going on with the Universe A55, seeing as it has both these "hardships?" The 6.6-inch Super AMOLED screen is 0.2-inches greater than the System A54's screen, however shares a similar 2340 x 1080 pixel goal. In any case, to my eyes, the drop in pixel thickness hasn't brought about a noticeable lessening in quality.

It's brilliant and effortlessly seen outside, the 120Hz revive rate keeps it smooth and good looking, and it looks incredible messing around and watching recordings. Indeed, the bezels around it are thicker than on some more costly cell phones, yet not even once have they cheapened what is a major, dynamic screen on a reasonable telephone. The sound system speakers are clearly, however not exactly controlled and are unforgiving when you wrench up the volume. Keep it at a moderate level, and they're fine for music and games.

I've involved the Universe A55 as my primary cell phone, so it needs to manage my standard undertakings as a whole. I haven't tracked down the Exynos 1480 chip with 8GB of Smash sluggish or raw by any means beyond the more drawn out than-anticipated spat period. It has been superb, truth be told. Black-top 9: Legends is quick and smooth, with no self-evident or game-demolishing log jam, and the telephone doesn't get warm while playing for a drawn out timeframe, proposing Samsung has really buckled down on cooling. The blend of the great invigorate rate screen and quick processor implies the World A55 has never become baffling to utilize every day, regardless of what I've been doing.

 camera:

 The event that you're expecting an immense camera update over the World A54, set yourself up for frustration. The equipment gives off an impression of being indistinguishable, with a 50-megapixel fundamental camera driving the stack, joined by a 12MP wide-point camera and a 5MP full scale camera. Set at the highest point of the screen is a 32MP selfie camera. This matches the specs of its ancestor. The progressions come in the product, for example, the expansion of Super HDR for video and other execution enhancements around lowlight photography and representation shots.

Given you don't expect  Universe S24 Super level visual experience, the World A55's fundamental camera can convey beautiful, dynamic photographs in sunshine and is shockingly able around evening time as well, meaning it takes photographs you'll need to share via virtual entertainment in many conditions. The best thing to do isn't anticipate anything over that, as when you get basic, there are in excess of a couple of disillusionments here.

The wide-point camera isn't excellent, with an absence of detail and a considerable amount of commotion and smoothing in its photographs, and keeping in mind that the look can be predictable with the principal camera, these issues truly reduce the last shot. In cloudy or troublesome lighting conditions, both the principal and wide cameras can battle with openness and commotion, while in unforgiving lighting, tones can seem odd and unnatural. The selfie camera's picture mode is shockingly problematic as well, removing ears and glasses notwithstanding guaranteed propels.

Calling a camera extraordinary for virtual entertainment is condemning with faint recognition, yet sadly, that is the way I feel about the Cosmic system A55. It can take fun photographs, and they'll draw in the right consideration when you share them, however it can likewise wreck things gravely. It's anything but a step in the right direction over the Universe A54, and is a long way from meeting the test from the OnePlus 12R, the Google Pixel 8, and, surprisingly, the Nothing Telephone 2

battery life and charging:

Samsung claims the Cosmic system A55's 5,000mAh battery will keep going for two days on a solitary charge, and albeit this is valid, it relies heavily on how you utilize the telephone. The A55's battery amazingly controls around six hours of screen time per charge, and I have for sure crushed two days life from the telephone when my screen time is under three hours out of every day.

Effectiveness is by all accounts up contrasted with the System A54, with a 30-minute meeting of Black-top 9: Legends depleting around 7% of the battery, while a similar measure of time watching a 1440p YouTube video consumes just around 3%. The World A55 has solid battery duration, yet when now is the right time to place some more squeeze in the battery, you'll need to go after a link. Disappointingly, the Cosmic system A55 doesn't have remote charging. While it's anything but a fundamental element, it feels very close on Samsung's part to exclude it here.

There's no such thing as quick charging either, as the wired choice tops out at 25 watts, which is somewhat poor close to the OnePlus 12R's 80W (or 100W in the event that you live external the U.S.) charging. It can't match that telephone's 30-minute complete re-energize time, and utilizing a viable Anker charger, it required 30 minutes to arrive at half and 1 hour and 25 minutes to reach 100 percent. You don't get a charger in the case, so you should buy a viable one to get the quickest charge times. Nothing bad can be said about the Cosmic system A55's battery duration by any means, yet the charging velocity and absence of remote charging are a failure.