One of the first inexpensive phones to use Samsung’s flagship-grade Infinity-O display cutout is the Samsung Galaxy A51. It’s a little phone that’s also easy to use. It has a Super AMOLED panel that produces vibrant and vivid colors.

The Exynos 9611 octa-core SoC powers the phone, which is a tad antiquated and underpowered for a mid-range phone in 2020. You do get One UI 2.0, which is based on Android 10, as well as some India-specific features like the ability to organize your SMS messages using graphic cards, multilingual predictive typing, and Smart Crop, which claims to determine the most relevant section of a screenshot and crop it with a single press.

Overall performance is satisfactory, although it could have been better if Samsung had utilized a more powerful processor. This phone is also one of the first from Samsung to include a dedicated macro camera. The image quality was satisfactory to us. The image quality in low light, as well as the quality of the front camera in less than perfect light, were both disappointing. The 4,000mAh battery provides a good day’s worth of battery life, and there’s also 15W quick charging.

Samsung Galaxy A51 Price in India