Samsung Galaxy A25

OhoPrice editorial review

Our Take: The Galaxy A25 is Samsung selling optical image stabilisation for under 100,000 PKR, and that OIS on the 50MP main camera is the difference between usable night shots and the soft, blurry messes most phones at this price produce. The Exynos 1280 is efficient and quick enough for daily driving and light gaming, the 120Hz full-HD display reaches 1000 nits in bright conditions, and the 8MP ultrawide adds genuine versatility. With 8GB of RAM, 256GB of storage and a 5000mAh battery, it is a complete package — and Samsung's multi-year update commitment is the quiet selling point that outlasts the specs. The Infinix Note 60 Edge 5G undercuts it by about 13,500 PKR and answers with a 6500mAh battery, an AMOLED display and 5G. The A25 gives back a stabilised 50MP main camera, an ultrawide lens, a 120Hz full-HD panel and Samsung's software support, and it is also 5G-capable via the Exynos 1280. Where the Infinix wins is endurance, a possibly richer AMOLED contrast and price; where Samsung wins is imaging stability, ecosystem reliability and updates. If you plan to keep the phone for years and hate blurry evening photos, the A25 justifies its premium; if battery life is everything, the Edge 5G is the value move. Confirm the A25's IMEI is PTA-registered before buying — midrange Samsungs are frequently imported unofficially.