We’ve long said the low-megapixel sensors that pad out the camera lineup on many cheap Android phones are a waste of time, so do Samsung’s sensors offer tangible benefits over a high-performing single camera in the real world? That’s what we’re going to find out. The two phones really couldn’t be any more different.
The back of the Galaxy A53 has a 64MP main camera with optical image stabilization, plus a 12MP wide-angle camera, and a pair of 5MP cameras for macro and depth duties. There’s a single, 12-megapixel camera on the back of the iPhone with optical image stabilization and an f/1.8 aperture. While the Galaxy A53 does have a slick, modern design, it’s definitely not dainty and pockets need to be deep to accommodate it.įlipping the phones over, the iPhone is made of glass and the Galaxy A53 is plastic. It is perfectly pocketable, daintily styled, and wonderfully ergonomic. The iPhone’s small size does have its advantages. The iPhone SE (2022)’s 4.7-inch screen makes the phone feel very small by modern standards, while the 6.5-inch Galaxy A53 could easily be mistaken for an expensive, high-spec flagship. There’s not a big difference in price, but there’s one big difference when you pick them up. You can get the Samsung phone for around $450, while the iPhone SE is yours for $429.
If you’ve got under $500 to spend on a new smartphone, both the iPhone SE (2022) and the Galaxy A53 5G should be on your list. What are the differences? Andy Boxall/Digital Trends And even the selfie camera on Samsung’s phone has more than four times the amount of megapixels! Surely, this is a battle that can only go one way? Well, not necessarily. Is it a fair fight? The Galaxy A53 comes with four cameras on the back, making it look far superior next to the iPhone SE (2022)’s lowly single camera.
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