Samsung Galaxy Y S5360 vs Samsung Wave 525 S5253

Here you can compare Samsung Galaxy Y S5360 and Samsung Wave 525 S5253. Comparing Samsung Galaxy Y S5360 vs Samsung Wave 525 S5253 on Smartprix enables you to check their respective specs scores and unique features. It would potentially help you understand how Samsung Galaxy Y S5360 stands against Samsung Wave 525 S5253 and which one should you buy The current lowest price found for Samsung Galaxy Y S5360 is ₹2,799 and for Samsung Wave 525 S5253 is ₹5,990. The details of both of these products were last updated on Jun 06, 2026.

Specification	Samsung Galaxy Y S5360	Samsung Wave 525 S5253
RAM	290 MB
Rear Camera	2 MP	3.15 MP
OS	Android v2.3 (Gingerbread)	Bada
Battery	1200 mAh, Li-ion Battery	1200 mAh, Li-ion Battery
Internal Memory	180 MB	100 MB
Price	₹2,799	₹5,990

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Overview

Specs Score	13 / 100	14 / 100 Better Specs
Display Size	3 in	3.2 in Bigger Display
Display Resolution	240 x 320 pixels	240 x 400 pixels Better Resolution
RAM	290 MB More RAM
Storage	180 MB More Storage	100 MB
CPU Clock Speed	832 MHz Faster Clock Speed
CPU Cores	Single Core More CPU Cores
Rear Camera	2 MP	3.15 MP Better Camera Resolution

General

Sim Type	Single Sim, GSM	Single Sim, GSM
Dual Sim	No	No
Device Type	Smartphone	Smartphone
Release Date	August, 2011	June, 2010

Design

Dimensions	58 x 104 x 11.5 mm	55 x 109.5 x 11.9 mm
Weight	97 g	100 g

Display

Type	Color TFT Screen (256K colors Colors)	Color TFT Screen (256K colors Colors)
Touch	Yes	Yes
Size	3 inches, 240 x 320 pixels	3.2 inches, 240 x 400 pixels
Aspect Ratio	4:3	5:3
PPI	~ 133 PPI	~ 146 PPI

Memory

Phonebook	Unlimited
RAM	290 MB
Storage	180 MB	100 MB
Card Slot	Yes, upto 32 GB	Yes, upto 16 GB

Connectivity

GPRS	Yes	Yes
EDGE	Yes	Yes
3G	Yes 7.2 Mbps Download	No
Wifi	Yes, with wifi-hotspot	Yes, with wifi-hotspot
Bluetooth	Yes, v3.0	Yes, v3.0
USB	Yes, microUSB v2.0	Yes, microUSB v2.0
USB Features	USB Charging, USB Storage

Extra

GPS	Yes, with A-GPS Support	Yes, with A-GPS Support
Sensors	Accelerometer, Compass	Accelerometer
3.5mm Headphone Jack	Yes	Yes

Camera

Rear Camera	2 MP	3.15 MP
Features	Smile detection, Panorama	Geo tagging
Video Recording	320 x 240 px @ 15 fps
Front Camera	No	No

Technical

OS	Android v2.3 (Gingerbread)	Bada
CPU	832 MHz, Single Core Processor
GPU		0
Java	Yes, MIDP v2.1	Yes, MIDP v2
Browser	Yes, supports HTML	Yes, supports HTML

Multimedia

Supports	MMS, Instant Messaging, Voice Recording, Calendar, YouTube Player	MMS, Instant Messaging
Email	Yes, with Push Email	Yes, with Push Email
Music	MP3, AAC, AAC+, eAAC+, WAV, AMR, OGG	MP3, WAV, eAAC+
Video	MPEG4, H.263, H.264, 3GPP	MP4, H.263, H.264
FM Radio	Yes	Yes
Document Reader	Yes

Battery

Type	Removable Battery	Removable Battery
Size	1200 mAh, Li-ion Battery	1200 mAh, Li-ion Battery
StandBy Time	35 days	50 days
Talk Time	380 min	14 hours

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