Samsung Announced New Galaxy A Series Phones At Mobile World Congress(MWC)2019

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For years, Samsung’s budget Galaxy J series and mid-range Galaxy A series were known for failing to compete against the competition in terms of specifications and value. The impact has been tangible: Samsung has been decisively overtaken by Xiaomi in the Indian smartphone market, and the company is continuing to lose market share as competitors release better phones at the same price points. Samsung’s response to this was started by the the launch of the Samsung Galaxy M10 and Galaxy M20, which represented a significant turnaround in terms of the overall direction. The Galaxy M30 is also due to launch in India in two days time. In the meantime, Samsung has officially announced the mid-range Galaxy A50 and the Galaxy A30 at Mobile World Congress – continuing its march back to relevancy in the mid-range segment.

The entry-level Galaxy A10 is still waiting for its own announcement. The Samsung Galaxy A50 and the Galaxy A30 are meant to be a new generation of Galaxy A series phones. Both phones have Infinity-U displays, which is Samsung’s term for the waterdrop notch. The Galaxy A50 has an in-display fingerprint sensor (an optical one, presumably), while the Galaxy A30 has a rear fingerprint sensor. Both phones have displays of the same type, but their specifications differ in terms of SoC, RAM and storage configurations, front camera specification, and rear camera specifications.

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