Samsung Galaxy M32 Review After Using Some time My Opinion and Verdict.

Samsung is known for its innovative, high-end devices, but the Korean giant is no stranger to the affordable smartphone segment either. In fact, the company's M-series has a long association with popular Chinese OEMs and at times, has been the best in the competition.

SAMSUNG GALAXY M32 SMARTPHONE FULL SPECIFICATIONS

Now, the company is back with another M series smartphone in the form of Galaxy M32 which is expected to woo the audience with its attractive specifications and aggressive pricing. I am using my phone as my daily driver and here I am making it.

Verdict

The Samsung Galaxy M32 isn't the best in its price segment in terms of pure performance, and the lack of HD support for streaming services is another problem. Samsung Galaxy M32 price in India starts from Samsung Galaxy M32, however, the device scores high in many other aspects like design, the capacity of its primary camera, display quality, and battery life. Samsung Galaxy M32 For its price, the Samsung Galaxy M32 seems to be an attractive option in its segment not only for Samsung loyalists but also for others who desire a reliable daily driver.

Design

The Samsung Galaxy M32 has a completely plastic build, but don't be fooled into thinking that the device looks bad or feels cheap. In contrast, the M32 is one of the better-looking devices in the segment and the good looks of the smartphone can be recognized for the unique gradient finish on Samsung Galaxy M32 is back which, oddly enough, reminds me of a disco ball. The coating consists of twinkling lines that run the length of the smartphone and display different colors whenever light strikes it at an angle.

Don't worry though, the finish isn't very out there and my blue color review unit of the M32 looked equal parts elegant and equal parts attractive. What I also like about the Samsung Galaxy M32 is how the device has no protruding elements, so be it the phone's camera module or its flat display, everything blends seamlessly into the frame or its shell. For those looking for a phone with a comfortable in-hand grip, the Samsung Galaxy M32 will also appreciate the device's chamfered edges and its smooth, rounded-out frame.

Weight

With the same weight distribution as the Samsung Galaxy M32 device and its manageable heft of only 196g, you'll rarely want to put the Samsung Galaxy M32 down. The smartphone also has a sharp capacitive fingerprint sensor on the side, which was easy to reach with my thumb - Color Me Impress, Samsung. The Face Unlock software worked well even in the daytime, though accuracy was a bit low in low-light environments. The device comes with a fingerprint sensor/tactile volume rocker above the power button. The Samsung Galaxy M32 handset also sports a USB Type-C port at the bottom, which can be found sandwiched between the 3.5mm headphone jack and the phone's mono speaker grille.

Of course, you want your new phone Samsung Galaxy M32 to be durable as well. The Samsung Galaxy M32 To that note, Samsung has bundled a plastic TPU case for the Samsung Galaxy M32 with the handset and even covers the front of the phone with Corning's Gorilla Glass V5 display protection. is decorated. As a result, if you accidentally drop it on the floor, the phone should not turn on.

Display                   

The Samsung Galaxy M32 offers a great screen for the price, the Samsung Galaxy M32 though with a few caveats. But before I get into it, you should know that the Samsung Galaxy M32 device comes with a 6.4-inch, AMOLED FHD panel with a refresh rate of 90Hz. The display gets sufficiently bright even at 800nits and as mentioned earlier, comes with a layer of Corning's Gorilla Glass v5 on top. Specification-wise, the M32's display is one of the best in its segment, but, technical mumbo-jumbo aside, it leaves a bit to be desired.

Now, let me be clear – the issues I faced with the viewing experience of the Samsung Galaxy M32 phone were not naturally due to its performance, the Samsung Galaxy M32 was more due to the auxiliary components. Note, while the display in the Samsung Galaxy M32 offers a 90Hz refresh rate, I found the animations a bit stuttery - frankly, the Helio G80 SoC had a hard time keeping everything running smoothly.

The Samsung Galaxy M32 Plus Despite offering a high-quality AMOLED panel, the M32 can't stream content in HD or HDR from OTT services like Netflix and Amazon Prime. It's quite amazing, and I really can't blame the screen here - after all, the panel offers excellent viewing angles and the punch hole notch isn't too intrusive either.

What I'm trying to get around is that the panel checks all the right boxes, but either the phone doesn't come with the appropriate certification, or the SoC is restricting high-quality playback. Of course, this doesn't matter to you - the end consumer - and it is entirely up to the brand to ensure that the display is truly the best in its segment. Unfortunately, while the M32's panel has all the builds of one, it's not quite there yet.

Decent Cameras

On the cameras and here, the Samsung Galaxy M32 comes with a 64MP main sensor that is paired with an 8MP wide-angle lens, a 2MP macro sensor, and a 2MP depth sensor. The Samsung Galaxy M32 For selfies, the device has a 20MP front camera. Here is a summary of my experience with the camera in various scenarios – The primary 64MP sensor of the Samsung Galaxy M32 gives good quality pictures during the day. Photos show vibrant colors, especially with the scene optimizer enabled, and details are plush. Of course, post-processing could have been better as images appear sharper at close cropping.

In addition, to bring out more details from the shadows, the device also introduces noise into the structure. In this case, in the daylight of my apartment complex, you can see a slight graininess around the brick fence. I also noticed that the phone would not automatically adjust the exposure and I had to tap on the viewfinder before clicking the photo.

That said, I doubt that buyers who pick up the phone will have many complaints about the phone's photo capabilities during the day. In fact, unlike some similarly priced offerings, the M32 doesn't blow red, which is evident from the shot of the red flower, in which you can clearly make out the details in the petals.

The 64MP model of the Samsung Galaxy M32, on the other hand, could have benefited from some software tweaks. The Samsung Galaxy M32 I wasn't the biggest fan of dynamic range in high-resolution photos and the Samsung Galaxy M32 also had notable examples of highlight clipping, the Samsung Galaxy M32 that can be seen when you pan to the top right of the attached 64MP shot. Gallery. We do. Here, you will notice that the smartphone has struggled to resolve the blue of the sky.

Camera Sensors

Moving on, shots taken from the auxiliary sensor were nothing to write home about. Macro images, for example, appear soft at close cropping, and wide-angle images with little or no corner detail. The same goes for images clicked after the sun goes down and even with Night Mode enabled, the resulting photos still had a lot of noise. Also, I was expecting the phone to brighten up the scene and bring out more details from the darker parts of the shot but to no avail.

Thankfully, selfies clicked from the phone looked great and the device managed to create a blurry effect on my face as well. Samsung Galaxy M32 That said, I would not recommend the Samsung Galaxy M32 for budding videographers as the smartphone only supports 1080p 30 fps video recording.

Specifications Performance and Software

As I mentioned earlier, the Galaxy M32 employs MediaTek's Helio G80 SoC, which is paired with either 4GB or 6GB of RAM. Accordingly, buyers will get 64GB or 128GB of eMMC 5.1 storage. Now, after spending a little bit of my time testing the phone, I can confirm that the smartphone can't hold a candle to similarly priced devices such as the POCO X3 or Moto G40 Fusion. Less in terms of raw performance. Benchmark scores alone put the M32 below the competition, but that's not to say that the M32 is slow.

In fact, if you set your heart on the phone, you can improve the handset's performance tenfold, including uninstalling unnecessary apps, putting Samsung's system apps into a deep sleep, and reducing system animations. Plus, the SoC didn't throttle even when subjected to constant load and I had a pleasant time playing graphically intense titles like Battlefield. Now, granted, I had to tone down the graphics settings in the Samsung Galaxy M32 to the "Smooth" preset, but, in order to ensure the most consistent frames on the Samsung Galaxy M32, do the same on competing devices running Qualcomm's Snapdragon 732G. Just do it. What can resources do? feeling. would like

A Capable Multitasker

Don't get me wrong, I'm not trying to fix the M32's performance problems. In fact, while I can make the case for the phone's processor to some extent, Samsung should have at least offered faster storage with the phone. The Samsung Galaxy M32 Whether it was opening apps, launching games, or searching for something in the Settings menu, the Samsung Galaxy M32 felt a bit sluggish. The same is evident from the smartphone's Androbench score, in which the device produced low sequential read and write speeds.

The Samsung Galaxy M32 Moving on, the Galaxy M32 comes with a bottom-firing mono speaker which gets loud enough. That said, it's easy enough to muffle the speaker grille while gaming or while holding the phone horizontally, so you'll be able to use a pair of earphones with the phone. I also wasn't the biggest fan of smartphone haptics, and typing on a phone isn't the most enjoyable experience. On the other hand, the narrow frame of the device ensures that you can type comfortably with one hand.

Software

In terms of software, the Samsung Galaxy M32 runs on the company's OneUI v3.1 on top of Android 11. Custom skins offer a ton of bloatware as well as tons of utilities. Thankfully, you can uninstall most third-party apps and even drain your phone's built-in storage by deleting Samsung's own duplicate apps, including Samsung Internet, etc.

The device comes with a number of customization features and if it choosing a new Always On Display clock face for a different system theme, you can do it all. I'd love to see support for custom skins as well as third-party icons but, for the most part, the software experience on the Samsung Galaxy M32 is quite satisfactory.

Battery Life and Connectivity

The Samsung Galaxy M32 comes with a 6,000mAh cell, which coupled with the phone's AMOLED screen should see users comfortably till the end of a long workday. The downside is that it takes a long time to fully refuel the device. While the phone supports 25W charging, Samsung has included a 15W brick with the phone which took about two hours and twenty minutes to charge the handset from 0 to 100 percent.

The Samsung Galaxy M32 For connectivity, the device comes with support for both 2.4GHz as well as 5GHz Wi-Fi networks. I also achieved excellent download and upload speeds on my 4G Airtel postpaid SIM in Delhi NCR, and the quality of calls relayed through the earpiece of the Samsung Galaxy M32 phone was also to my liking. Samsung Galaxy M32 Unfortunately, the company has confirmed that the M32 does not support 4G carrier aggregation, the Samsung Galaxy M32 which is useless.

Final Verdict

The price of the 4GB RAM variant of the Samsung Galaxy M32 starts at Rs 14,999, while the retail price of the 6GB model in India is Rs 15,999. Going by its spec sheet, the base variant of the smartphone turns out to be a compelling buy, though the phone isn't perfect. For one, the M32 isn't the fastest device in its price segment, so if the occasional lag or stutter bothers you, you should look elsewhere. The Samsung Galaxy M32 Also, while the phone offers a great display and a strong battery, the handset's 15W adapter may leave buyers wanting more.

For those looking to grab the Samsung Galaxy M32 phone at full price, the Samsung Galaxy M32 might find it difficult to justify their purchase, especially when devices like the Redmi Note 10 Pro and Moto G40 Fusion are priced at the same or lesser price. have similar specifications. Available with the Samsung Galaxy M32 but at a discounted price of under Rs 14,000, the smartphone offers solid value. The Samsung Galaxy M32 It deserves a close, hard look, as it is a capable shooter and clicks great pictures during the day. Samsung Galaxy M32 Its design, good display, and long battery life will also work in its favor.