Samsung Galaxy A56 5G

OhoPrice editorial review

The Galaxy A56 5G is a well-rounded mid-premium option that prioritises a smooth, color-accurate screen and reliable everyday performance over raw flagship power. The Exynos 1580 with 8-12 GB RAM handles apps, multitasking and medium-intensity gaming comfortably; you'll get consistent frame rates on most modern titles at medium settings, but very demanding games will push thermal limits compared with higher-end SoCs. The 6.7" Super AMOLED at 120 Hz is arguably the phone's strongest practical asset. Camera hardware (50MP main + 12MP ultrawide + 5MP macro/depth) gives useful versatility: expect good daytime shots, reliable ultrawide framing and basic close-up capability. The 5000 mAh battery is solid for a 120 Hz AMOLED and should last a full day for most users. Overall, a sensible pick if you want a refined display, balanced cameras and steady daily performance without paying flagship prices. Compared with the Tecno Camon 50 Ultra 5G (PKR 119,999), the Camon undercuts price and offers a bigger 6500 mAh battery and a faster-refresh curved AMOLED panel (144 Hz) plus a powerful Dimensity 7400 chipset. The Samsung counters with a class-leading Super AMOLED colour profile, a versatile triple camera array and Samsung's software polish. If you prioritize raw gaming performance and multi-day battery endurance, the Tecno is the better value; if you prefer a smoother, more colour-faithful display and balanced camera versatility, the A56 is the safer, more refined choice. PTA registration/fees vary by model — verify via PTA's DIRBS calculator; installment plans and bank EMI options are commonly available for phones in this price tier.