Compare the Samsung Galaxy A51 to the A41

The Samsung Galaxy A51 has a relatively large, 6.5-inch Full HD screen. Due to this large screen, it's difficult to operate the device with one hand. The advantage of this size is that you have plenty of room to watch a video or play a game. The selfie camera is integrated in a small opening. This way, the camera doesn't take a bite out of your screen. The Samsung A51 is available in black, white, and light blue.

The 6.1-inch Full HD screen of the A41 is a lot more manageable. You might have less room for movies, but you can operate the device with one hand. The screen is just as bright and sharp as that of the A51. You can find the selfie camera of the A41 in the notch at the top of the screen. That means the camera takes up a slightly larger part of the screen. You can choose between the colors black, white, and dark blue.

With its Samsung Exynos 9611 processor, the A51 is suitable for standard use. That means the smartphone hardly slows down when you use WhatsApp, internet, or play a light game like Wordfeud. Thanks to the 4GB RAM, you can switch between different apps relatively fast. And with a storage capacity of 128GB, you'll have plenty of room for your apps, photos, and other files. If necessary, you can expand the storage with a memory card of up to 512GB.

The Samsung Galaxy A41 has a slightly less powerful Mediatek P65 processor. The difference isn't very big, so the A41 won't slow down much with normal use either. The A41 also has a 4GB RAM, which means it switches between apps just as fast as the A51. With 64GB, the storage capacity of the A41 is only half as big. You can expand the storage with a memory card of up to 512GB.

With a battery capacity of 4000mAh, the battery of the Samsung A51 is average for a device in this price range. A full charge will get you through a day of average use without having to charge in between. The A51 supports the fast charging protocol Quick Charge 3.0. That means you can charge the device fairly fast with the included charger. This smartphone can't be charged wirelessly.

The 3.500mAh battery of the A41 is considerably smaller than that of the A51. If you don't use your device very intensively, you can get through the day without having to charge in between. Do you use your smartphone regularly? Then it's smart to bring a charger when you're away from home. The A41 also supports Quick Charge 3.0, so it charges quickly. Just like the A51, this device can't be charged wirelessly.

The Samsung Galaxy A51 has 3 cameras and a depth sensor. With the 48-megapixel standard camera, you can take fairly good pictures. Thanks to the 12-megapixel wide-angle lens, large groups and buildings also fit into your photo entirely. You can use the macro lens to take photos from very up close. When you try to photograph a flower from up close, a normal camera would produce a blurry photo. The macro lens ensures a sharp image, on the other hand. The depth sensor creates a depth of field effect in your photos.

The Samsung A41 has 2 cameras and a depth sensor. The 48-megapixel main camera is comparable to the one on the A51. Aside from that, the device also has an 8-megapixel wide-angle lens. This lens captures slightly less details than the wide-angle lens of the A51, but you can hardly see the difference with the naked eye. The depth sensor adds a depth of field effect. This looks beautiful on portrait photos, for example. Because the A41 lacks a macro lens, it's camera setup is less extensive.