So for the first time I got a "midrange" phone instead of an entry level... basically free, of course
I chose the Samsung A51 for two reasons: 1/2 inch sensor, and a lens that is not as wide as the main camera in other phones (not a normal lens, but from my tests it's about 28-29mm actual focal length in 35mm terms, others nowadays are like 25 to 27mm).
It has that "quad pixel" Bayer setup that a lot of midrange phones now have, where one pixel has a full Bayer array which can then either be combined for a 12MP picture (the default) or you can get a 48MP picture - but that really works well in very good light.
1/2 inch sensor is quite a bit bigger than our Pentax RZ18 point and shoot so you can actually get some bokeh (without the fake bokeh option):
All in all, I'm pretty pleased. Other than blow up reds pretty badly, this is quite a good little phone camera. I only really intend to use the main camera (it has 5... but the other 4 are basically garbage).