Xiaomi or Samsung? It seems this dilemma… troubles everyone shopping around for a new mobile phone.
So let's take a closer look at the advantages of the Samsung Galaxy A52s and Xiaomi Poco M3 Pro, two devices competing for a place in your hand.
Samsung Galaxy A52s: Stunning display, clear photos
Two features stand out: the Galaxy A52s's Infinity-O 6.5” FHD+ sAMOLED display and its impressive quad camera. The exceptionally high resolution combines with effective OIS for clear photos throughout the day, while Single Take and Night Mode deliver the results you want, whatever the lighting conditions. The 32MP selfie camera is another big plus.
As well as amateur photographers, gamers will also appreciate the Samsung Galaxy A52s – not only for its 120Hz refresh rate, which ensures a seamless user experience, but also for Frame Booster, which delivers graphics with smooth, lifelike motion, and Game Booster, which optimises battery, temperature and memory during gaming to suit your usage style. Finally, the pre-installed Samsung Knox protects the device from the moment it is switched on, making it ideal for business use too.
Key features
RAM: 6GB
Processor: Snapdragon 778 5G
Screen Size: 6.5″
Main Camera: Macro 5MP, Depth Sensor 5MP, Wide-angle 64MP, Ultra-wide-angle 12MP
Xiaomi Poco M3 Pro: Built to last and perform
When we talk about Xiaomi phones, the first thing that comes to mind is value for money. The Poco M3 Pro is no exception to this rule. Its powerful octa-core processor handles even the most demanding apps and games with ease. Another major advantage is its sturdy build, along with a 5.000 mAh battery that lasts more than two days with normal use.
Add to all this 18W fast charging to keep you going for even longer and a 48MP main camera that delivers stunning results day and night, with support from Artificial Intelligence.
Key features
RAM: 6GB
Processor: MediaTek MT6833 Dimensity 700 5G
Screen Size: 6.5″
Main Camera: Macro 2MP, Depth Sensor 2MP, Wide-angle 48MP
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