The Samsung Galaxy A52s 5G borrows its 4,500 mAh battery, straight from its A52 5G sibling.
The refresh rate switch is basically just that - a simple switch, you either get 60Hz or 120Hz all of the time, with very few exceptions in the latter mode, which we already mentioned. While not perfect for getting the optimal battery endurance, it does provide certain simplicity. No such system seems to be in place on the A52s 5G. We made sure to test the behavior in a well-lit room, as well, since that is sometimes a condition for any automatic switching to kick in. Notable examples include Google Maps and the Camera app, as well as apps that use a Maps UI component or call up a camera viewfinder. There are apps that specifically mandate 60Hz operation for one reason or another, and those would, of course, run at the lower refresh rate, but they are the exceptions to the rule. This doesn't mean all games can reach 120fps. When using the 120Hz mode, all apps work at 120Hz, including YouTube, Netflix, benchmarks, games, social networks.
In either case, it's a fixed frame rate with no adaptive adjustments, which may end up hurting battery life. The Galaxy A52s 5G offers two options for refresh rate - 60Hz (Standard) and 120Hz (High) Motion Smoothness. However, at the time of writing, Netflix offers FullHD streaming, as it should with Widevine L1, but does not acknowledge any HDR support. Combined with the highest L1 Widevine certification, you should get access to HD+ and HDR content on streaming services like Netflix. Speaking of colors, the Galaxy A52s 5G reports quite extensive HDR support in software, which includes HDR10, HDR10+ and HLG. There is a color temperature slider available in vivid mode, as well as custom whitepoint adjustment, but neither managed to give us better results in terms of color accuracy. Color accuracy isn't as good as sRGB, but we are still looking at very low deltaE values. The default vivid profile aims to cover the DCI-P3 space. The accuracy is not exactly perfect, but pretty close to what we would consider great. Natural is what you want for the best possible sRGB color accuracy. In typical Samsung fashion, there are two color profiles to choose from. This are pretty much the same numbers we got from the original Galaxy A52 and the A52 5G, or within the margin of error. However, automatic brightness adjustment works great and managed to boost our unit all the way up to 800 nits - perfectly usable outdoors. The Max Brightness, as achieved with the main slider, isn't all that impressive and just reaches a maximum of 383 nits. That's a good thing too, since it is a solid one, all around. Indeed, after running our standard set of tests, we can conclude that the panel hasn't been changed. On paper the panel is identical to the one in the Galaxy A52 5G - 6.5 inches, 1080 x 2400-pixel resolution and 120Hz refresh rate.
Still need help? You can also find more instructions on Amazon' s support page.Even though Samsung hasn't mentioned any changes to the display of the Galaxy A52s 5G, we still had to make sure. VIDEO INSTRUCTIONS FROM AMAZON ARE AVAILABLE BY CLICKING HERE From Home, go to On Now or the Live tab and browse available titles.
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