Galaxy A56

It is none other than the Samsung Galaxy A56. You get that premium, signature Galaxy look, a solid performance as well, powered by the Exynos 1580 chip, and flexible triple rear cameras, headlined by a 50-megapixel primary sensor. Let’s have a rundown of advantages and disadvantages for each model in our comparison review of the HONOR 400 5G versus the Samsung Galaxy A56. Moving over to the Galaxy A56, it retains the signature Galaxy look but with a little twist. The three cameras are still aligned vertically on the left, but instead of having separate camera lenses or rings just like the Galaxy A55, there is now an oval-shaped module housing all three cameras on top of it, except the LED flash. The Galaxy A56 unit that we have comes in the Lightgray colorway sporting a glass back in glossy finish, and a metal frame as well. The bump in dimensions and weight makes sense as the Galaxy A56 sports a larger screen, which we’ll get to in a bit. For added protection, I’m happy to report that both get strong dust and water resistance ratings albeit the Galaxy A56 is IP67-rated while the HONOR 400 is rated IP66. Read more in our articles including "HONOR 400 vs. Samsung Galaxy A56 Comparison Review" and "Samsung Galaxy Tab Price: Php34,990".