The Galaxy A54 is one of Samsung's most recent and popular A-series smartphones. It appears to be an appealing upgrade for anyone looking for a mid-range phone, with a new design, premium materials, and the promise of two-day battery life.

The improved materials make the Samsung Galaxy A54 feel excellent in the hand, while the enlarged 50MP camera with a bigger sensor should deliver a quality boost over its predecessor and produce better images and videos.

Cameras

The Galaxy A54 5G delivers stunning photos with clear quality even in bright environments, using Samsung Galaxy's flagship Nightography technology and artificial intelligence support. Whether the user wants to take the perfect selfie or connect via video call, the Galaxy A54 offers stunning details thanks to the 32 MP front camera. The new smartphone produces videos with exceptional clarity, with improved optical image stabilisation (OIS) and video digital image stabilisation (VDIS) to prevent shake and blur. Even if you have a shakier hand or shoot on the go, you can be sure to capture great content. There's Night Mode, which expands the camera's pixel size to help capture more detail for dark and low-light adventures. 

Display

The Samsung Galaxy A54 has a Super AMOLED screen, boasting a 16.2-centimetre screen. The screen has been upgraded for even better visibility outdoors, even in strong sunlight. With an improved Vision Booster function and a 120 Hz refresh rate, the screen will follow users as they transition between different lighting conditions. 

Performance

The Galaxy A54 5G is compatible with the Samsung Galaxy ecosystem, ensuring seamless connectivity between Samsung Galaxy mobile phones and other Galaxy devices. With a six-month trial of Microsoft 365 Basic available on the Galaxy A54 5G, users can get 100GB of cloud storage and easily back up photos to OneDrive. The Galaxy A54 5G is available in Australia in two colour variants: Awesome Graphite and Awesome Violet.

Security

The Galaxy A54 5G also provides up to four generations of operating system upgrades and five years of security updates. These features give users access to the latest software and security, thus increasing the life cycle of the smartphone. Mobile experiences can only be fun if they are secure. The Samsung Knox service provides high-level data security. The Galaxy A54 gives users access to a security and privacy dashboard that provides a simple overview of how apps track and store data and provides easy ways to opt out of unwanted data collection. When users want to share important files containing sensitive or personal information with the highest level of privacy and control, Private Share is available. This allows file sharing only with specific recipients within a specific time frame and with screenshots disabled.

Battery

Wireless charging is not available on the Galaxy A54 5G model. Hence, you'll need to use a 25W cable charger to charge the 5,000 mAh battery. This is the same as the speed provided by the Galaxy S23.

Specs

Conclusion

The Samsung Galaxy A54 is a respectable mid-range device that checks most of the boxes - it has a luxury feel to it, decent photography skills, a respectable display with vibrant colours, is compatible with the 5G network and has a large battery. Notwithstanding its shortcomings in terms of HDR certification, charging speeds, and performance, the smartphone has a lot of value for prospective purchasers. We recommend you research various Australian mobile service providers for the best deals and prices for your cellular needs.
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