Samsung Galaxy A56 5G Review: Stylish Design, But Does It Deliver?

Samsung has lately introduced its Samsung Galaxy A56 price in India equipped with the rearmost Exynos processor. The phone has a stunning AMOLED display, an updated design, and the most recent One UI 7. I've used Samsung Galaxy A56 for the past month, and I've put together a thorough review of how it is in usage.

In the package:

In the box that comes with Samsung Galaxy A56 5g, you get the actual device and the SIM Ejector tool, an USB cable that is wrapped in the paper cover and documents that nobody ever reads. It's pretty similar to other Samsung devices from the past like those from the Galaxy S25 series where you'll need to buy an adapter for fast charging that is compatible or use slow charging via third-party charging devices (more on this in the future).

Design:

Samsung Galaxy A56 5G is equipped with the glass sandwich design and corning Gorilla Glass Victus+ protection on both the back and front. The frame is constructed from aluminum with curved edges, just as Galaxy S25.

Display:

Galaxy A56 Galaxy A56 comes with a 6.7-inch Super AMOLED FHD+ display that has a 120Hz speed of refresh along with Corning Gorilla Glass protection on the top. It boasts a peak display brightness that is 1200 nits when it is in the High Brightness Mode (HBM) this translate to being legible not just indoors but also in bright outdoor conditions.

Software:

Galaxy A56runs the most recent One UI 7 based on Android 15 and Samsung promises six years of software updates as well as six years of security updates with the phone.

Its One UI 7 on the Galaxy A56 is very similar to the One UI 7 we've experienced with Galaxy S25. It has the same UI 7 with similar features. Galaxy S25 series with the similar snappy animations, the Now bar, more bold symbols and widgets as well as an updated notification system.