Samsung Galaxy A51 5G camera score revealed: less than 90 points

Jiwei.com reported on February 20 that the well-known mobile phone review organization DXOMARK recently announced the camera scores of Samsung Galaxy A51 5G, with a photo score of 90 points, a zoom score of 32 points, a video recording score of 86 points, and an overall score of 87 points.

In terms of advantages, the Samsung Galaxy A51 5G has roughly correct exposure, a wide dynamic range for still images, accurate white balance for video recording, and good skin tone presentation in video recording.

In terms of disadvantages, the Samsung Galaxy A51 5G still images show color quantization, ringing effect and hue shift artifacts. When the pictures are enlarged, there are a lot of noise and few details, and autofocus failures occur frequently.

Therefore, DXOMARK's camera test for the Samsung Galaxy A51 5G gave the following conclusions:

The Samsung Galaxy A51 5G brings powerful 5G phones to incredibly affordable territory. However, the affordable price seems to sacrifice some imaging performance. In the competitive mid-range market, the Samsung Galaxy A51 5G's imaging performance is enough to compete with phones with good cameras. However, if you increase your budget slightly, there are options with better imaging capabilities.

DXOMARK considers the photos taken by the Samsung Galaxy A51 5G to be acceptable, so buyers who are particularly interested in Samsung's design or want 5G speeds on a tight budget should be satisfied with it. However, those who often shoot video should pay attention to the autofocus issues that our testers found. For still photographers on a tight budget, the Samsung Galaxy A51 5G may be worth considering.