Samsung Unveils Budget Galaxy A51 and A71 Smartphones
Affordable modern smartphones.
South Korean technology company Samsung has announced new budget smartphones, the Galaxy A51 and A71, which will succeed the popular Galaxy A50 and A70.
Galaxy A51 specifications
- Borderless 6.5-inch display with 2400x1080 resolution and a minimal cutout for the front camera.
- Quad main camera: 48, 12, 5 and 5 MP — wide-angle lens, macro camera and depth sensor. Front camera — 32 MP.
- Exynos 9611 processor. RAM — up to 8 GB. Built-in storage — up to 128 GB.
- Battery — 4000 mAh with fast charging at 15 W.
- One UI 2 interface based on Android 10.
The announced price is $345 (about 8,100 UAH) for the base configuration. Sales in Asian countries start on December 27, while there is no information yet about a global release.
Galaxy A71 specifications
- Visually almost no different from the younger Galaxy A51.
- Borderless 6.7-inch Full HD+ display with a cutout for the selfie camera.
- Quad main camera: 64, 12, 5 and 5 MP — wide-angle lens, macro camera and depth sensor. Front camera — 32 MP.
- Snapdragon 730 processor. RAM — 6/8 GB. Built-in storage — 128 GB.
- Battery — 4500 mAh with fast charging at 25 W.
- One UI 2 interface based on Android 10.
Thus, compared with the younger model, the senior model received a larger screen, an improved main camera module, a Snapdragon 730 processor instead of the Exynos 9611, and a larger battery with faster charging.
Samsung has not yet announced the price and release date of the Galaxy A71. The announced colours include black, white, light blue and pink.
Yesterday, Samsung Electronics President Koh Dong-jin said that three months after sales began, the company had sold a million "foldable" smartphones Galaxy Fold. However, Samsung later denied this information, clarifying that the company has not yet reached the million units sold.
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