| Doubly so, after the A31's panel managed solid performance all around in our tests | You do have to sacrifice of some battery endurance, though, since the A51 only managed |
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| But the truth is that even amidst Samsung's own sprawling and ever-expanding device lineup, the Galaxy A31 doesn't stand out as a great value offer | Two devices that are currently blowing-up in popularity on the site and likely don't need an introduction |
| In isolation, the A31 can stand on its own as a decent, if not perfect budget to mid-range offer | Both have the Galaxy A31 beat in raw performance, offer 4K video capture, as well as a set of slightly-different bells and whistles, that you might personally find more appealing |
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| Verdict We've been spending a lot of time deep-diving into Samsung's newly-refresh Galaxy A lineup lately | However, the MediaTek Helio P65 chipset unfortunately disappoints in terms of performance, especially GPU, as well as DSP capabilities, leaving the A31 with a FullHD 30fps video capture cap |
One that is not even backed-up by any kind of stabilization.
| Furthermore, it has excellent battery life and its camera setup is both versatile enough and competent enough to recommend for stills | There is the very intriguing , also known as the Mi 10 Lite 5G, that it is unlikely to ever escape China and is hence hard to get, especially at its too-good-to-be-true MSRP |
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| Naturally, not all of the Korean giant's lineup will be easily or instantly available on every market | The Galaxy M31 seems line a no-brainer alternative, if you can get your hands on one |
GPU performance is particularly lacking.
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