Review on Smartphone Samsung Galaxy A54 5G 8/256 GB, 2 nano SIM, graphite by Kiril Hristov ᠌

- Improved vibration, which none of the tech bloggers highlighted for some reason. Of course, it's not quite as good as the Taptic Engine in the iPhone, but it still outperforms the A53 and every model before it. They eventually transitioned from the subpar vibration of the A50 times to a vibration they could be proud of and suggest to friends and coworkers. Everything from navigation to swipes to notifications is a tremendous physical joy. – a 2x optical zoom. Practical application from the first day of use speaks for itself. - Despite being a little quieter than the A53, the main speaker has greater audio quality. - Appearance. The front has some similarities to the iPhone XR or iPhone 11, which contributes to the "premium" feel of the mid-range device. Additionally, the glass back gives a sense of luxury through both sight and touch. Only the slightly projecting plastic phone frames (to protect the glass? ), which do not protrude anywhere and do not cut the hand, are noticeable. The A53 had the issue where when I stretched my thumb across the screen, the skin at the base of the finger touched the edge of the display and, consequently, it reacted to it. However, the thick display frames don't bother me in the least (but there is already taste), on the contrary, they are convenient. I don't see that issue here because of how thick the frames are. - Finally, the "High" frequency with a fixed 120 Hz has been changed to "Adaptive" in the screen refresh rate settings, which could theoretically help save some battery life. The smartphone itself maintains everything at a good level, much like its predecessor.