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Samsung Galaxy A51 and A01 launch in the US today starting at $ 109 – TechRadar India, TechRadar

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Samsung Galaxy A51 and A01 launch in the US today starting at $ 109 – TechRadar India, TechRadar
(Image credit: TechRadar) US consumers seeking affordable options among the best Samsung phones have had many choices – until now, as the brand announced the (Samsung Galaxy A) and A 13 starting today at $ 249, with other A-series phones to follow this summer. (the budget-priced Galaxy A) and Galaxy A 80 reach the US first. Beginning today, Thursday, April 9, consumers can pick up the A with triple rear cameras , including a MP main shooter along with ultra-wide and macro lenses. Its 6.5-inch AMOLED display with punch-hole and 4, 11 mAh battery mark this as a less refined but still powerful version of its flagship (Samsung Galaxy S) () line of phones – but starting at a much more affordable $ (The Galaxy A) , much lower-priced starting at $ , features a 5.7-inch display and two rear lenses: a MP main camera and 2MP depth sensor. Combined with a 3, mAh battery and (GB of storage) expandable up to 600 GB via microSD) and 2GB of RAM, it’s a true budget option. (The remaining phones in the A series will come later in the summer) Q2 and Q3 01575879). These will include the Galaxy A and Galaxy A (starting at $ and $ 399, respectively, as well as the Galaxy A (5G) $ 728) and larger Galaxy A ($ 5G) ). More details, including spec and camera breakdowns, can be found on Samsung’s blog post .

  • Samsung Galaxy A)

    • : our hands-on with the phone

    • Best budget phones : what the A 80 and others will be competing against
  • Best Android phones : where the A could end up

    • Samsung’s budget US invasion

    These affordable phones will likely find a more receptive consumer base than they would would as folks limit their spending during the coronavirus outbreak. (But the A) and its siblings also represent a strategy shift for Samsung. Previously, we the US had seen a budget Samsung smartphone here or there offered by carriers, but this seems like a more expansive plan. Plus, it is likely explains why we did not see the (Samsung Galaxy S) (Lite or (Samsung Galaxy Note) (Lite – both exciting budget flagships demoed at CES) – launch in the US, as they could have overlapped price and feature points with the A-series. (Whether or not the A and its ilk were intended to reach the US, they’ll offer good specs at decent prices, which could rival the rumored iPhone 9 and Google Pixel 4a before those heavyweights seem poised to launch. But Samsung’s phones will have a distinct advantage: we already know the A (5G and A) (5G will be able to connect to 5G networks.) 5G phones : all the phones we know will connect to the next-gen networks Read More

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