Adding to Samsung’s range of mid-range smartphones are their A series with the Samsung Galaxy A30 and Samsung Galaxy A50 smartphones. Both smartphones feature the Infinity-U display alongside 4000mAh battery capacity which supports fast charging.
Starting off is the Samsung Galaxy A50 which has tech specs that include the Exynos 9610, 4GB/6GB RAM and 64GB/128GB of internal storage which is expandable up to 512GB. Design-wise, it comes with a pretty huge 6.4 inch AMOLED display. The rear is made out of 3D Glasstic, which is basically glass covered in plastic to give it extra protection. No rear fingerprint scanners can be seen on the back as it comes with a UD fingerprint scanner.
The Samsung Galaxy A50. I love the colour blue and coral!
On the front of the smartphone you’ll find a 25MP selfie camera which is what the device’s main attraction is as it comes with selfie blur to give yourself some pretty impressive looking selfies. On the back you’ll find a rear triple camera setup with 25MP, 5MP (depth) and 8MP (ultra-wide) sensors. Other features you’ll find on the camera is the Flaw Detection, Scene Optimizer and Bixby Vision. The device comes in an array of pretty colours such as Black, White, Blue and Coral.
Now, let’s talk about the Samsung Galaxy A30 which also comes in a pretty large 6.4 inch display as well as 3D Glasstic for the rear. This device is powered by the Exynos 7904 with 3GB/4GB RAM and 32GB/64GB of expandable storage. The A30 comes with a dual rear camera setup with 16MP and 5MP ultra wide angle sensors while the selfie camera is 16MP. Right underneath the cameras on the back, you’ll find a rear fingerprint scanner but the device does come with Facial Unlock.
The shiny backs of the A30 looks really sleek
Honestly, these tech specs and features look really good for a mid-range phone series, especially the Samsung Galaxy A50. However, it may be too early to tell as no Malaysia price or Malaysia release date has been announced officially by the Korean manufacturer yet. However, if you stay tuned to TechNave.com, you’ll likely be the first to know more details about the A series!
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