Samsung has launched a new mid-range phone in India which is a successor to the Galaxy A30 model that was launched last year which is Galaxy A31 with decent specifications.
Design:
The phone has got a water-drop notch with slimmer bezels that having a larger chin at the bottom.
And from the back, we can see a quad camera set-up with a LED flash placed on a rectangular module and the company's logo located at the bottom here. Overall the phone has got a decent design.
Specifications:
The phone features a tall 6.4-inch Full HD+ AMOLED Display with 1080x2400 Pixels Screen Resolution making it 20:9 Aspect Ratio.
It runs on Android 10 Operating System out-of-the box with company's One UI 2.0 skin on top.
It is powered by MediaTek's Helio P65 CPU and is paired with 6GB of RAM that having 128GB of Internal Storage that can be expandable further upto 512GB via micro SD card slot.
The Quad cameras on the back side includes a 48-megapixel Main Shooter, an 8MP Ultra-Wide sensor, a 2-megapixel Depth Sensor with a 5MP Macro shooter.
And on the front, there's a 20-megapixel sensor housing inside a dew-drop notch.
The battery section packs a massive 5,000mAH of capacity without any Fast Charging support.
It comes with an Under Display Fingerprint Sensor and the phone is listed in Prism Black, Blue and White colour options colour options.
This phone is set for a price tag of 21,999 INR approximately for the lone variant that will start its sales from June 4th on ecommerce stores.
Conclusion:
Unfortunately, this phone lacks of having 5G support inside as we have other better phones in the market for this price range and the price is really higher for these decent specs.
Source: Samsung
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