At $400, the Samsung Galaxy A51 is a perfectly good Android phone for many users. It has a big, crisp AMOLED display, long battery life, and sharp cameras. If it had a faster processor ...

It's the speed of its Samsung-made Exynos 9611 processor that's the Galaxy A51's Achilles' heel. Performance feels sluggish handling day-to-day activities such as waiting for a website to load or ...

Powering the A51 is Samsung’s Exynos 9611 octa-core processor, 4GB of memory, 128GB of storage, and a 4,000 mAh battery. You can increase the storage amount thanks to the MicroSD card that will ...

Unfortunately, that assessment extends to the processor and RAM as well. In the US, most familiar Samsung phones use Qualcomm processors, but this A51 uses a Samsung Exynos 9611, a midrange chip ...

Check out the results below. The Samsung Galaxy A51 has a fairly large 4,000mAh battery. With a low-powered CPU and a small amount of RAM, you’d hope the device would get killer battery life.

The Samsung Galaxy A51, on the other hand, is all about delivering a big screen and a modern design, albeit at the expense of a fast processor or exceptional camera quality. Here’s how these two ...

When it comes to mid-range smartphones, the Samsung Galaxy A51 emerges among the top choices with its various features and budget-friendly cost. This Samsung smartphone basically renders a sleek ...

Rather than using one of Qualcomm’s midrange 600- or 700-series chipsets, the Galaxy A51 derives its power from Samsung’s own Exynos 9611 CPU and 4GB of RAM. The 9611 is an 10-nanometer ...

The Samsung Galaxy A51 can shoot video at up to 4K resolution, 30 frames per second (fps). Why no 60fps? It is a limit of the Sony IMX582 sensor, as the processor can handle 4K encoding at up to ...

It's IP67-rated water-resistant, has wireless charging (two things Samsung has pioneered for years, yet the A51 does not include), the same processor as the one in Apple's flagship iPhone 11 for ...