Samsung came up with a new mid-range M42 5G, A51 5G and A52 5G phones. After the success of their previous version, yet another range off 5G phone are available in the market as a successor. Samsung never compromises in their quality and always includes some innovation in their products. There have been many waterproof smartphones from Samsung and customers are not demanding this feature in mid range devices as well. We are going to compare Samsung Galaxy M42 5G, A51 5G and A52 5G for a waterproof test to see whether these devices can withhold any water damage or not.
It is no surprise that Samsung mobile phones have a strong position in the smartphone market. The main reason is that this company has a phone for every price range. In other words, Samsung, without a doubt, delivers the best Android experience on the market with all the best specs, power-packed in devices that look premium and give you a world-class experience. The brand claims that Samsung Galaxy A52 5G is with IP67 rating, lets find out the truth after the waterproof test. Before moving to the waterproof test, let’s have a quick look at the specification of M42 5G, A51 5G and A52 5G phones.
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Samsung Galaxy M42 5G, A51 5G and A52 5G | Waterproof Test
IP means Ingress Protection, and the rating indicates the level of protection for soil or liquid entering the device. However, the number after the IP rating shows how capable the device is to protect from water and dust as per the industry. So, while if the IP rating is not available, never try to use it in water, else it can cause some serious damage to your device.
Samsung Galaxy M42 5G
Samsung Galaxy M42 5G smartphone has a 6.6-inch HD + Super AMOLED Infinity-U display and an in-display fingerprint scanner. This phone has a quad-camera setup for photography, including a 48-megapixel primary sensor, an 8-megapixel ultra-wide-angle lens, a 5-megapixel depth sensor with a 5-megapixel macro lens. In contrast, a 20M megapixel front camera has been given in this phone for selfies and video calling.