A medium in two versions with two different processors? Samsung Galaxy A53 is supposed to be just like that. Will the USA and Korea get a better Samsung variant again?
Samsung Galaxy A53 is a surefire hit even before the premiere. There are markets where it will be a natural choice for any user who does not want a flagship. This is exactly how it was with his predecessors. So much so that the Korean manufacturer, in order to avoid supply problems, will equip it with two processor models. They haven't played that yet.
Or maybe they were playing, but not so directly. A good example are the Redmi and Oppo models, which in China often have a different specification than in other markets. Samsung is familiar with such licks - Exynos instead of Snapdragon in the Galaxy S20 and Galaxy Note 20 was a crowning example of this. Now it will do the same for the Samsung Galaxy A53.
Samsung Galaxy A53 / photo: LetsGoDigital & Technizo Concept
Samsung Galaxy A53 will debut with two processors
We already know that Samsung Galaxy A53 will run on Exynos 1200. No, this is not a bug - it's not about MediaTek Dimensity 1200, but about a completely new processor. This chip doesn't seem to be as efficient as the Snapdragon 778G from its predecessor, but these could be early benchmarks. However, it will definitely be very energy-efficient, which, with a 5000 mAh cell, promises a great working time.
This variant is to be intended for the USA, and probably also for Korea. The malicious ones - including me - might say that these markets will get a better version, but we will wait with such comments until the premiere. The problem is that we do not know yet which system is to be driven by the European variant. It seems that Samsung wants to avoid problems with the supply of SoC to its mediums and limited availability in this way.
You can find more about the design and specifications of the Samsung Galaxy A53 medium in the following entry. It's a great looking piece of equipment with nice equipment. But is this enough to repeat the success of its predecessors - the best-selling Android phones?
Feast your eyes on a medium with a flagship look. The Samsung Galaxy A53 makes the S22 pointless
