An Awesome New All-Rounder, The Galaxy A52 Smartphone

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 The Galaxy A52 Is Another Galaxy A Series Success Story

Samsung’s Galaxy A51 was one of the most popular phones of 2020 thanks to its well-timed balance of performance and price. The combination of innovative features, performance and value made it a stand-out smartphone in 20201. The Samsung Galaxy A52 is set to succeed the Galaxy A51 smartphone in all the right ways, with enhanced battery life and processing power. With the break-through innovations, Samsung has brought to the Galaxy A Series, it is clear why Samsung continues to lead as the world’s top smartphone maker for Q1 of 2021*.

The Galaxy A52 features a 6.5-inch cinematic Infinity-O Full HD+ display with a 90Hz refresh rate and get messy without worry as the Galaxy A52 is water and dust resistant with an IP67 rating2. Overall, it’s an all-rounder in all the ways that matter:

 

Super smooth cinematic display

Backed by the power of an immersive 90Hz screen you can expect smoother scrolling and a dynamic visual adventure as you enjoy your favourite content. The outstanding refresh rate plays an extra role by enhancing your ability to react faster when gaming. Extra-strong Gorilla Glass 5 also protects that incredible display. 

 

It lasts as long as you do

Charge up the Galaxy A52 and you’re set to make the most of its display, processing power and performance. The Awesome 4 5000mAh battery, lasts two days on a single charge3, with 25W Fast charging, it even analyses your routine, and automatically enters Power Saving Mode should you need it. Now that’s power!

 

You can create an share awesome pictures and videos

Galaxy A52’s 64MP High Res Camera with all-new Optical Image Stabilisation (OIS) is a first in the Galaxy A series. For those using it, you can expect new, unique and unforgettable ways to make every moment count. It includes a 4K UHD video recording, which makes the photos you share on Snapchat as memorable as they should be. At night, the camera is ready to shine with Bright Night – the feature that gives you the sun and moon even on those never-ending nights. Expect crystal clarity every minute of the day. 

 

Galaxy A52 also includes on-screen Fingerprint Scanning for that extra level of security and the ability to support Samsung Pay, which has grown immensely popular in South Africa with millions of transactions since its launch. Galaxy A users will also be able to take advantage of the awesome Samsung Care+ offers that accompany their release. The Galaxy A52 benefits greatly from the latest Android software updates and UI 

Experience. The Android and Samsung partnership ensures you have access to the latest enhancements across the Galaxy ecosystem and for the apps, you love.

 

The Galaxy A52 is available in Awesome Blue and Awesome Black. And now with the Samsung trade-in programme, you can get up to R1 800 when you trade-in your Galaxy A50 and up to R2 500 when you trade-in your Galaxy A51 smartphone4. Consumers can trade-in over 6 000 Samsung and non-Samsung eligible devices, such as laptops, mobile phones, smartwatches, tablets and many more. An additional R5005 will be added to the final trade-in amount of the customers' pre-owned device during a trade-in. With Samsung, you can trade-in as many devices as you like exclusively at Samsung Stores nationwide and on the Samsung Online Store, both offering you a convenient and safe way to switch to the new Galaxy A52 smartphone. This offer is valid from 18th March to 30th April 2021.

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