Samsung Galaxy A51 and Galaxy A71 announced: Infinity-O displays and L-shaped quad cameras
As expected, Samsung today announced the first members of its Galaxy A (2020) series - Galaxy A51 and Galaxy A71.
Samsung Galaxy A71
The Galaxy A71 looks similar to the Galaxy A51, but there are some differences between the two smartphones.
For starters, the A71 has a Snapdragon 730 SoC at the helm, and while it does have a quad camera setup on the back, the 48MP main sensor is replaced by a 64MP one.
The A71 comes with a slightly larger screen (6.7") with a bit larger punch hole and packs a 4,500 mAh battery with 25W fast charging. This makes it seven grams heavier than the A51.
Like the A51, the A71 also comes in four color options, but there's no word on its pricing and availability.
As expected, Samsung today announced the first members of its Galaxy A (2020) series - Galaxy A51 and Galaxy A71.
Samsung Galaxy A71
The Galaxy A71 looks similar to the Galaxy A51, but there are some differences between the two smartphones.
For starters, the A71 has a Snapdragon 730 SoC at the helm, and while it does have a quad camera setup on the back, the 48MP main sensor is replaced by a 64MP one.
The A71 comes with a slightly larger screen (6.7") with a bit larger punch hole and packs a 4,500 mAh battery with 25W fast charging. This makes it seven grams heavier than the A51.
Like the A51, the A71 also comes in four color options, but there's no word on its pricing and availability.
Samsung Galaxy A71 appears in renders: L-shaped quad camera and Infinity-O AMOLED display
After we got to our first look at the upcoming Galaxy A51 last week, a new set of renders just revealed its bigger brother - the Samsung Galaxy A71. The phone appears to follow the same design language with a centered punch hole in the display, slim bezels all around and an L-shaped camera on the back.
The Galaxy A71 is believed to feature a 6.7-inch Infinity-O AMOLED display with a built-in fingerprint reader and 32MP selfie cam. The front design is quite similar to that of the Galaxy Note10 series with the exception of the flat glass.
Going around the back we see a clean design with a Samsung logo in the bottom half and a rectangular glass cutout in the top left which house the quad-camera setup and LED flash. According to speculations, the main sensor will have 48MP resolution, while the phone will also feature a 12MP ultrawide camera, 12MP telephoto module and a ToF sensor.
The right side houses the power and volume keys while the SIM slot is located on the left. The bottom is where we find the headphone jack, Type-C port and speaker grill. The dimensions come in at 163.5 x 76 x 7.9 mm.
The Galaxy A71 was spotted in a Geekbench listing back in August which revealed it's packing the Snapdragon 675 paired with 8GB RAM, and running Android 10. We’ll surely see more details of the new Galaxy-A series phone soon enough so we’ll update you with our findings.
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