The Galaxy A32 5G is a handsome phone. It has a plastic back panel and chassis, but it doesn't look like the cheap budget phones of yesteryear. In the US, the phone has a glossy gray finish.

The Galaxy A32 5G is a great cheap 5G option, especially in the US. For $280, you get a big phone that has a lot to offer, despite shortcomings like a subpar display and middling performance.

As typical for Galaxy phones, Samsung strips out a lot of the shadows and oversaturates colors. At night, there's a lot of grain, but if you stand still long enough with the A32 5G's Night mode ...

Galaxy A32 5G, $279.99. When Samsung launched its A-series lineup in April, the A32 was then the least-expensive 5G smartphone you could buy. Now there’s at least one cheaper 5G phone: the ...

5G phone specs. The Galaxy A32 5G, A42 5G and A52 5G all come with big batteries to enable two-day battery life. The A32 and A42 versions have 5,000-mAh batteries, while the 52 has a 4,500-mAh ...

The Galaxy A32 also runs on a similar processor designed for midrange phones, the MediaTek Dimensity 720. Read more: iPhone SE 3: All the upgrades we want to see in Apple's next affordable iPhone ...

The Galaxy A32 5G is powered by what we believe is the Dimensity 720 chipset, but Samsung has been less specific, noting an “octa-core processor” clocked at 2.0GHz in marketing materials.

The Samsung A32 5G is a cheap 5G Android phone that’s ready for the future. It offers a large 6.5-inch display, excellent battery life, and comes with four years of security updates.

The Galaxy A32 5G is debuting in Europe first, starting at €279 for a 64GB version or €299 for 128GB. There’s no official word yet on whether it will come to the US.

Samsung's Galaxy A32 5G is one of the best value phones in the company's budget-friendly portfolio. It offers solid speeds, competent cameras, and a sleek, flagship-aping design.