Sure, the front glass covers the selfie camera. However, the back is plastic rather than glass and the front camera does not merge into the front glass anywhere near as well as most. But there are a few giveaways that it is not part of the pricey Galaxy S series.ĭisplay borders are slim, and the front camera sits in one of Samsung's ‘Infinity O’ punch-holes. The Samsung Galaxy A51 offers some of the design traits of Samsung's higher-end phones. Clad in plastic but with a distinctive look.If you have a bit more to spend though you might also want to consider the newer Samsung Galaxy A52 5G. This is curious, and we don't know if that's a permanent state of affairs or just temporary. You can pick up the Samsung Galaxy A51 in most countries Samsung sells phones, although the 5G version isn't available in Australia. At the time of writing we've seen it on sale for $290 / £230 / AU$390. Of course, the prices we listed above are launch prices, but if you shop around you can likely find the Samsung Galaxy A51 for less now. While it's pricier than the 4G version, it's not too expensive as 5G phones go. Well, the model we reviewed isn't, but Samsung subsequently released a 5G version for $500 / £429 (roughly AU$700). It's worth pointing out the first two of those are 5G phones, while the latter two, and the Galaxy A51, aren't.
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The Samsung Galaxy A51 costs $399 / £329 / AU$599 so it's a fairly affordable phone, and it competes most with the OnePlus Nord at £379 (around $480, AU$680), the Moto G 5G Plus at £299 (about $375, AU$535), the 2020 model iPhone SE at $399 / £399 / AU$749 and the Google Pixel 4a at $349 / £349 / AU$599. (Image credit: TechRadar) Samsung Galaxy A51 price and availability
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