Samsung Galaxy A26 5G

OhoPrice editorial review

The Galaxy A26 5G is a solid pick if you want a smooth, colour-rich display and roomy storage without paying flagship prices. The 6.7" AMOLED at 120 Hz makes scrolling and UI animation noticeably more pleasant than typical LCDs, and the 8 GB RAM + 256 GB storage combo removes common annoyances. On cameras, the 50 MP main plus 8 MP ultrawide and 2 MP auxiliary give useful framing options — sharp daytime shots and flexible ultrawide compositions, though low-light outcomes may be only average. The 5000 mAh battery should reliably last a full day with 120 Hz use. Overall, for buyers who prioritise a premium screen, solid all-round cameras and large storage over the very longest battery life or absolute gaming peak. The Infinix Note 60 Edge 5G undercuts the A26 on price and pushes longer battery life (6500 mAh) plus a Mali-G610 GPU, giving it an edge for sustained gaming and multi-day stamina. The Samsung counters with a refined 120 Hz Super AMOLED, a versatile triple-camera setup and likely stronger software polish. If you value longer runtime and raw gaming headroom at a lower price, the Infinix is the better value; if display quality and camera flexibility matter more, the Galaxy A26 is the safer choice. PTA registration/fees vary by model — verify via PTA's DIRBS calculator; installment and EMI plans are commonly available through major retailers and banks for phones in this price tier.