The Samsung Galaxy A73 5G emerges as a sizable device, featuring a 6.7-inch screen. Consequently, reaching every corner of the display with just your thumb becomes a challenge, especially for those with smaller hands, necessitating the use of both hands. Despite its size, the Galaxy A73 impresses with its lightness.

Display: Enhancing Aesthetics with the A73 5G’s Screen

The A73 5G’s display significantly contributes to the device’s allure. Moreover, the front’s only blemish is the discreet selfie camera, nestled within the screen in what Samsung dubs the ‘Infinity-O’ design, more commonly referred to as a punch-hole display. While it doesn’t offer the flagship resolution of the Galaxy S22 Plus 5G, its Full HD+ resolution suffices for most. Furthermore, Samsung has added a high-end 120Hz refresh rate to the A73, enhancing the experience of scrolling, typing, viewing videos and photos, and gaming.

Camera: A Robust Quad Camera Setup on the Galaxy A73

Long gone are the days of budget phones with a single camera holding their ground in the market. Samsung acknowledges this and equips the Galaxy A73 with a robust quad camera setup, including a 108 MP main, a 12 MP ultra-wide, an 8 MP bokeh, and a 5 MP macro lens. Additionally, a 32 MP selfie camera graces the front. This array offers abundant choices for photography enthusiasts. The improved night mode and easily accessible filters ensure high-quality images without the need for additional apps.

Performance: The Power Behind the Galaxy A73

The Galaxy A73 is powered by Samsung’s Exynos 1280, marking the series’ first 5 nm chipset. This chipset boosts AI, GPU, and CPU performances by 30%, 45%, and 20%, respectively, compared to its predecessor. This enhancement means the Galaxy A53 5G handles demanding games and apps with ease. However, for dedicated gaming, a Sony PlayStation 5 might be preferable. The device also features a 128GB internal memory and 8GB RAM, allowing for smooth multitasking.

Battery: Setting the Galaxy A73 Apart in Its Class

Despite its competitive pricing, the Galaxy A53 stands out in the 5G mid-range smartphone market with a substantial 5,000mAh battery, surpassing even pricier alternatives like the Oppo Find X5. This battery promises two days of usage and supports a 25W Super Charger that can recharge the phone from 0% to 50% in just 30 minutes, distinguishing it from competitors like the Mi 11 Lite, OnePlus Nord 2, and the new iPhone SE 2022.

General Specifications

• Brand: Samsung
• Main Camera: Quad, 108 MP + 12 MP + 8 MP + 5 MP
• Selfie Camera: Single, 32 MP
• Software: Android 12, One UI 4.1
• Sensors: Fingerprint (side-mounted), accelerometer, gyro, compass, Virtual proximity sensing
• Storage: 128GB 8GB RAM
• Battery: Li-Po 5000 mAh, non-removable
• Charging: Fast charging 25W