The new Galaxy A53 5G is not as flashy as Samsung’s flagship Galaxy S smartphones, but it’s not exactly trying to compete with the Galaxy S22+ and its $1,000 price tag, or even with the $1,200 Galaxy ...

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The Samsung Galaxy A53 5G takes the best parts of its predecessor and (mostly) improves on them, while also lowering the price tag. It's not perfect, but Samsung also didn't fix what wasn't broken, ...

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The Samsung Galaxy A53 5G takes the best parts of its predecessor and (mostly) improves on them, while also lowering the price tag. It's not perfect, but Samsung also didn't fix what wasn't broken, ...

Outfitted with a new processor and a bigger battery, Samsung’s Galaxy A53 5G is a logical evolution from the $500 Galaxy A52 5G, which earned admirable scores from CR’s testers a year ago. And yet ...

Bright, 120-Hz OLED screen. More than a day of battery life. Solid camera system. Good performance. IP67 water resistance, MicroSD card slot, nice speakers. NFC for contactless payments. Four OS ...

Apple's $429 iPhone SE and Samsung's $450 Galaxy A53 5G both launched last month as more affordable alternatives to the Galaxy S22 and iPhone 13. Although both feature 5G connectivity and a similar ...

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Luke FIlipowicz has been writing about tech for the better part of a decade and has been obsessed with smartphones since he first picked up an iPhone when he was 18. While it all started with an ...

I'm that 5G guy. I've actually been here for every "G." I've reviewed well over a thousand products during 18 years working full-time at PCMag.com, including every generation of the iPhone and the ...