galaxy a72 5g

Last year’s Samsung Galaxy A71 certainly attracted a lot of attention, and it was by far one of the best mid-range smartphones that the brand released. Now that we got our hands on the upgraded Galaxy A72, we sure have high expectations. But with the Samsung Galaxy A50 5G around, did Samsung play it safe this time? Design and Construction Similar to its sibling the Galaxy A52, the Samsung Galaxy A72 sports a playful minimalistic matte pastel style that honestly reminds me of Legos. Upfront, the A72 has a large Super AMOLED Plus display with slim bezels, a hole-punch module for its front camera, and an in-display fingerprint scanner. Overall the A72’s design looks absolutely fun and clean. Display and Media Basically, the Galaxy A72 has a similar screen to last year’s A71, except now it features a 90Hz refresh rate option. We always like having an ultra-wide mode, and for the A72’s case, it looks good with some slight fisheye effect at times and the colors tend to appear a little darker than the primary camera. Read more in our articles including "Samsung Galaxy A72 Review" and "HUAWEI MatePad 12 X (2026) Review".