Samsung Galaxy A51: The Mid-Range Smartphone That Feels Like A Premium Device

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As many South Africans seek out cutting-edge technology, affordability continues to be a factor when choosing a device. Samsung has made it the company’s mission to offer products that tick these boxes, and the Galaxy A51 certainly has risen to this need – effortlessly. This is a device that offers four cameras, an Infinity-O Display and long-lasting battery plus advanced mobile experiences that make it feel and act like a premium device. The Galaxy A51 is undeniable the mid-range phone that feels like a flagship device. Here are a few reasons why:




Big screen. Small price

 

The Galaxy A51’s Infinity-O Display optimises visual symmetry. Now you can game, watch, surf, and multi-task without interruption on a 6.5″ FHD+ widescreen display—all powered by Super AMOLED technology. Echoing the benefits on Samsung’s major flagship devices, you can enjoy a smartphone experience that minimises the bezel and maximises each inch of screen space.

 

Advanced Camera Experience

 

With four top-of-the-range cameras, the Galaxy A51 is built for capturing those moments in life that matter most. Featuring a main camera, plus Ultra-Wide, Macro and Depth cameras, combined with intelligent features, the Galaxy A51 allows you to capture almost anything you experience in clear detail and stunning scale.

 

The main camera photographs stunning images with a 48-megapixel camera. Taking crisp and vivid shots, this camera will let you snap the best photo possible – day or night. The Ultra-Wide camera has a 123o degree angle lens, giving you the same view as the human eye and if the shot requires it, the intelligent switch function will recommend Wide Shot and automatically switch it on for you. The Macro camera brings objects into crystal clear focus to capture every last detail while the Depth camera lets your subjects stand out using Live Focus effects.

 

 

High-Quality Video Recording

 

With Super Steady Video, you can now capture smooth and stable videos on any adventure. Super Steady Video removes camera shake when you are shooting a video of a moving object or even when you’re moving around yourself. Whether you’re running, hiking or even chasing your pets, the Super Steady Video will help you capture the moment perfectly.

 

Stay Connected Longer

 

The Galaxy A51 comes with a large 4,000-mAh battery so you can use your phone longer throughout the day. With 15W fast charging capabilities you have come to expect from Galaxy smartphones, you won’t be without your phone long when it needs a boost to recharge.

 

 

Game Booster gives you the edge

 

Ready for work and play, you can take your gaming up a level with Game Booster. It cuts distractions with a dedicated interface and easy-to-reach menu. Additionally, Frame Booster gives graphics smooth, life-like motion and you can play at your best as Game Booster learns your usage patterns to optimise battery, temperature and memory.

 

Galaxy A51 also provides access to Samsung’s ecosystem of intelligent apps and services and is protected with the defence-grade security platform Samsung Knox. Ultimately, the Galaxy A51 brings innovation for all, in exciting new ways. This will ensure that the device, as part of the Galaxy A Series, continues to capture the imagination of South Africans.

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