Lots of phone makers like to tout how their flagship designs trickle down into more affordable midrange models, and Samsung is making similar noises about the Galaxy A51. However, in a shocking ...

the A51 looks nothing like what mid-range phones used to look like. The A51 looks just as shiny and impressive as the Galaxy S20. The Samsung Infinity-O Super AMOLED display has a resolution of ...

What’s the secret recipe for the best cheap phone? Both Apple and Samsung seem to ... high-grade materials, like metal and glass, rather than plastic like the A51. It’s rated IP67 water ...

The Galaxy A51 doesn’t look or feel like a cheap phone at all. It is big and well-put-together. Samsung says that the material it’s made out of is called “Glasstic,” which sounds way ...

the A51 has two dedicated SIM slots and a separate microSD card tray. That’s nice to see. Related: The best Samsung phones I quite like the crazy color and design on the rear of the device.

The Samsung Galaxy A51 is a fairly standard-looking smartphone ... including the system apps like Phone and Messages. Being able to do this without rooting your device is pretty cool.

The Samsung Galaxy A51 device might be a very recent Samsung phone (released ... Most of Samsung’s “budget phones” – phones like the Samsung Galaxy A21s – do not have wireless charging. You might want ...

The Galaxy A55 is a solid, serviceable midrange phone. It doesn’t have all the ... the 32MP one that’s been the same since the Galaxy A51. This is good news as the 32MP camera is outdated ...

Unlike glass or metal flagship models, the A51’s back panel is made of sturdy plastic with a glass-like finish ... this tends to be the case with Samsung phones. Upon close examination, I ...

The Galaxy A51 is a part of Samsung's push to dominate the low-end ... I had less of a choppy time with phones like Motorola's Moto G Stylus and G Power (phones that cost $100 to $150 less ...

The Samsung Galaxy A51 is an affordable way to get a good-looking Galaxy phone, but it makes Android feel a little too slow for us to wholeheartedly recommend it. Why you can trust TechRadar We ...