Save £100 on Samsung’s mid-range Galaxy A54 through this limited-time deal at Amazon UK،
Over a month ago, Amazon UK released a great deal on one of the best mid-range phones on the market, the Galaxy A54 5G. Guess what: the offer is back in the game, but for a limited time! That's right; You can get this puppy for £100 off, which we think is a great deal.
Let's emphasize once again that this is a limited-time deal and, as such, will not remain active for too long. Considering we haven't seen this bad boy at lower prices in a while, now's the time to act if you're looking to upgrade to a solid new mid-ranger and save some money while you're at it .
In case you're wondering, you're the one who has it all with this bad boy. Okay, pretty much the whole shebang – the latest AI gadgets are absent here, but you get a great screen, reasonable performance, a decent camera setup, and a big battery. What more could you ask for? mid-range phone?
This bad boy is compact with its 6.4-inch FHD+ AMOLED display, so if devices with extra-large screens don't do the trick for you, this one might be perfect. Not only did Samsung opt for an AMOLED panel here, but it also ensured that scrolling and gaming were as smooth as butter with 120Hz refresh rates.
There aren't any Qualcomm chipsets buzzing under the Galaxy A54's hood, but then again, the South Korean tech giant tends to reserve flagship processors for high-end devices. Then again, the proprietary octa-core Exynos SoC used here performs reasonably well for the phone's price range. To top it all off, this chipset is significantly more efficient than the processor used in the Galaxy A53.
There's also a great camera, as we mentioned before. It consists of a 50 MP primary camera, an 8 MP ultra-wide shooter, and a 5 MP macro sensor. In the right conditions, the triple camera takes very good photos.
In what seems to have become the new “standard” in the mid-range category, this puppy also has a 5,000 mAh battery. In comparison, the vanilla Galaxy S23 packs a 3,785mAh capacity battery.
