The Samsung Galaxy A53 5G can do just about everything that more expensive handsets can — including the power to speedily accept a screenshot. Budget/affordable phones today are remarkably similar to flagships. They can run all the aforementioned apps, have many of the same software features, and share lots of identical specs. Y'all obviously have to make some compromises here and at that place, but you lot aren't giving upwardthatmuch when getting a $500 phone instead of a $g one.

A great example of this is the Galaxy A53 5G. The A53 isn't as flashy as the Galaxy Z Fold iii or Milky way S22 Ultra, but it's significantly more affordable with a starting price of $449. And the specs you get for that toll are unbelievably good! The A53 5G has a 6.five-inch 120Hz AMOLED display, 128GB of expandable storage, a 64MP rear camera, and a 5000 mAh battery (but to name a few of the highlights). It also ships with Android 12 and Samsung's One UI 4.ane interface — the aforementioned one found on much more than expensive Samsung devices.

That identical software allows the Milky way A53 5G to human action like its more expensive Samsung siblings. It has a robust theming engine, Link to Windows support, Bixby, etc. Also found in the A53'southward software are robust tools for taking a screenshot. Like most Android phones, the easiest way to screenshot on the Galaxy A53 is past using its hardware buttons. Simultaneously press the power + volume down buttons and wait for the screen to flash. That's information technology! You can tap on the screenshot preview to edit or delete it, or wait for the preview to dismiss and have the screenshot automatically save to your Gallery app.

More Ways To Screenshot On Galaxy A53 5G

Someone holding a Galaxy A53 5G

Like other Samsung phones, that's non the only way to take screenshots on the Milky way A53 5G. Another option is to take screenshots with a palm swipe gesture. To enable it:

  • Open the Settings app.
  • Tap 'Advanced features.'
  • Tap 'Motions and gestures.'
  • Tap the toggle next to 'Palm swipe to capture' (if information technology isn't already enabled).

This works exactly equally the name implies. Take the border of your hand, swipe it across the screen, and a screenshot is captured. While it sounds like a neat idea on newspaper, be aware that the gesture is known for being a bit flaky. Sometimes information technology works merely fine, while other times it triggers the back gesture instead of the screenshot one.

Whether you prefer screenshotting with the buttons or palm swipe, the A53 also allows you to customize what your screenshots look like. From the 'Avant-garde features' page in the Settings app, tap 'Screenshots and screen recorder.' Hither, y'all'll find a plethora of settings to tweak. You can turn the screenshot preview toolbar on/off, enable an motorcar-delete feature, choose to hide/bear witness the status and navigation confined in screenshots, and modify the format to JPG or PNG. Continue these tips in mind, play effectually with all the tools available, and you lot'll be aSamsungMilky way A53 screenshot pro in no fourth dimension at all.

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