Moto G50 5G vs Galaxy A32 5G: which is better when supporting fast network? | Comparative

The truth is that neither of the two stand out in image and have color calibration that is far from ideal. For lack of high contrast we have a grayish black and the viewing angle is not the widest, however, at this point, Motorola has a small advantage.

With that, we give victory to the Moto G50 on screen.

Best screen technology

Moto G50 5G

Best screen resolution

Both

Best screen/body ratio

Galaxy A32 5G

Sound

Samsung has even been investing in stereo sound in the intermediaries of the Galaxy A line, but the A32 is an exception and here we only have a sound output like the Moto G50. Besides the sound is only mono, don’t expect good sound quality on these devices. Motorola lacks in mids and Galaxy exaggerates in basses leaving the sound muffled.

At least Motorola still sends headphones in the box, which may not be the best, but it helps to have a better experience with music . Samsung has been saving and no longer sends the accessory with their cell phones.

The Moto G50 takes a small advantage in sound and earns one more point.

Sound is stereo?

It has high quality and fit protocols s for Bluetooth and wire?

Are headphones included in the box?

Moto G50 5G

Sound quality

Moto G50 5G

Do you have wireless charging?

Cameras

The Galaxy comes with the most complete photographic set. There are four sensors against three of the rival. Motorola left out the ultra-wide, giving preference to dedicated cameras for macro and scene blur. The main sensor is the same 48MP sensor and we have similar photographic quality when HDR kicks in on the Moto G50.

The A32 is a little better for shooting at night and has the ultra-wide one that captures wider shots and doesn’t lose much quality in darker places. None excel in macros and scene blur. The G50 does a little better when using portrait mode with people, but in complex scenarios it fails as much as its rival.

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Does it have input P2?	Both
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The Galaxy leads the way in flexibility and photo quality.

Best rear camera set

Galaxy A32 5G

Best night photos

Galaxy A32 5G

Most versatile set

Galaxy A32 5G

Best ultrawide

Galaxy A32 5G

Best telephoto lens

None

None

Best depth

Both

Photos taken with the Moto G50 5G

On the front we have a 13 MP camera on both. Motorola captures more skin details in favorable light situations, while Galaxy bets on a smoother effect. At night we take decent photos with both and we don’t see any of them suffering much from noise. Portrait mode is better on the G50 and has fewer errors.

Motorola’s Intermediate gets the better of selfies.

Both

Front camera records in 4K?

None

Best selfie

Hardware

2.7 Cost Benefit

Motorola Moto G50 5G

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5.9

	Better front camera set
	Moto G50 5G	Pictures taken with the Galaxy A32 5G The A32 camcorder stands out for allowing recording 4K videos. The quality of the footage is superior to Motorola’s rival which is limited to Full HD. Both feature good stabilization and agile focus, but the G50 has inconsistency in brightness adjustment. Audio capture is stereo and doesn’t suffer much from wind noise. We give victory to Galaxy on camcorder. Does it have electronic stabilization? Both Records in 4K at 60fps? Best audio capture Galaxy A32 5G Best in video Galaxy A32 5G It has optical stabilization? None None Price We had a tie in our comparison. And now? Let’s try to break the tie with the price. The Galaxy A32 5G was launched in March 2021 for R$ 2,700, while Motorola’s rival hit the domestic market in September for R$ 2 thousand. With a cash discount it costs R$ 1,800 currently, the same value found on the A32 5G now at the end of the year. Are we still tied? It seems so. As the Moto G50 is a more recent release and arrived cheaper than its rival, it still has room to depreciate. On the other hand, for being older, Samsung’s appears in promotions with a lower price and can be found temporarily cheaper than the rival. We closed the comparison with one more point for Samsung and Motorola. Which had the best launch price? Moto G50 5G Edge 20 Lite Which is the best current cost-benefit? 5.9

Hardware

2.7 Cost benefit

Samsung Galaxy A32 5G

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Conclusion

So which one to buy? If you’re looking for a faster cell phone, that runs some games above 60 fps, has more balanced sound, comes with headphones and registers better selfies, then it’s the Moto G50 5G that you should choose.

The A32 5G is a more compact device, has a brighter screen, delivers superior autonomy and recharges the battery faster, its rear cameras are more complete and the camcorder records in 4K. Samsung’s Android lacks optimization but has better support for system updates.

Buy what fits your needs best, but if the price difference is considerable, choose the cheapest.

RESULT

Motorola Moto G50 5G: 6 POINTS

Screen with higher Hz rate and colors more vibrant

More balanced sound and comes earphone
Cleaner software flows better

best performance I have multitasking and some games at 90 fps

Sharper selfies and better portrait effect

Lowest launch price

Samsung Galaxy A32 5G: 6 POINTS

More compact and more current design
• More complete software and updates for longer
  

  Greater autonomy and shorter recharge time

• Best rear set of cameras
• Superior Camcorder

Appears in promotions with lower price

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