Samsung probably mistimed the launch of the Galaxy A56, considering how many other manufacturers have launched phones in the $400-600 bracket in the past few months. But if you can find it in the crowd, the new top player of Samsung's budget line-up has a whole lot to offer.
As a full-sized phone with plenty of storage, an attractive display, some of the AI features that set Samsung's flagship phones apart, and most importantly a price that's remained stable since last year, only users who want the most performance per pound, or better-rounded cameras, will question the value proposition Samsung is laying down.
