Featuring today is the brand-new Samsung Galaxy F54 5G, the newest member of the F series and a competitor to its siblings, the Galaxy A34 and A54 5G, in the mid-range market. 

The new Galaxy F54 5G features hidden cutouts for the camera sensors and is made with a design similar to all recent Samsung smartphones. We received the silver stardust variation, which is quite appealing and creates a rainbow appearance when exposed to light. The plastic back, however, is very smudge-attractive and requires frequent cleaning. The aluminium frame blends seamlessly with the silver body colours to provide a very sleek appearance.

On the right side of the body are the volume rockers and the power button. The biometric reading feature is also located on the power button. The SIM tray is on the left. Only a secondary microphone for active noise cancellation is present on the top side, while the speaker grille and USB Type-C connection are located on the bottom. The selfie camera is accessible through a punch hole on the front. 

Display: The 6.7-inch Super AMOLED display is a feature of the Samsung Galaxy F54 5G. It has a 20:9 aspect ratio, a 120Hz refresh rate, and a 1080x2400 pixel resolution. The colours that are displayed on the screen are vivid and lifelike. The screen's excellent visibility makes it simple to view outside in broad daylight. 
The most recent versions of Android 13 and One UI 5.1 are installed on the Samsung Galaxy F54 5G. The UI 5.1 offers a simple and aesthetically pleasing interface, similar to what we observed on the A series Galaxy phones that we have previously evaluated.

Performance :The 5nm Exynos 1380 chipset, which powers the Samsung Galaxy F54 5G, is the device's source of power. The Galaxy F54 handles workloads well thanks to its octa-core CPU, which consists of 4x2.4 GHz Cortex-A78 cores and 4x2.0 GHz Cortex-A55 cores. 

Every task is efficiently handled by the CPU. The Mali-G68 MP5 GPU provides slick and lifelike pictures while enhancing gaming and graphics capabilities. We played a few games, and they all performed smoothly and with great frame rates. The Samsung Galaxy F54's potent processor and CPU-GPU combination give a fluid and responsive performance for both intensive gaming sessions and multimedia activities. The new F54 has a RAM and ROM configuration of 8GB/256GB. 

Camera : One of the attractions of the Samsung Galaxy F54 5G is the camera section. With a 108MP lens, f/1.8 aperture, PDAF (Phase Detection Autofocus), and OIS (Optical Image Stabilisation), the primary camera steals the show. The third sensor is a 2MP macro lens with an f/2.4 aperture, while the secondary sensor is an 8MP ultra-wide-angle lens with an f/2.2 aperture.

During the day, the primary lens takes vivid and incredibly detailed pictures. The photographs were lively and had the right colour balance. A rapid and sharp image is possible because to the lens' quick topic focus. The ultra-wide-angle lens gives your photography a unique flair and enables you to include more in the frame. The macro lens produces good, highly detailed close-up pictures. 

Brighter and more detailed images are produced when using a camera lens in low light circumstances. Sharper pictures with a good amount of darkness and contrast can be taken using the night mode.

A 32MP lens with an aperture of f/2.2 is available for selfies. The selfies are so crisp and detailed that just minor facial correction is necessary. In terms of contrast, dynamic range, and colour accuracy, the camera performs superbly. 

Battery: Battery capacity for the new Samsung Galaxy F54 5G is 6,000mAh. The phone easily lasted a day during the course of our evaluation. The smartphone has a 25W quick-charging capability. When it comes to charging speed, Samsung certainly lags behind the competition. To make matters worse, the item comes without an adapter, but fast adapters are provided by other vendors.   

With its intelligent CPU and fluid screen, the new Samsung Galaxy F54 5G presents as a serious rival in the mid-range market. However, from the perspective of competition, it enters a problematic field. In the cutthroat mid-range market, the poor charging ability, lack of an IP rating, and lack of an adapter make little sense.