Earlier this year, Samsung retired its Galaxy J series and strengthened the existing Galaxy A series. In its refreshed avatar, the new Galaxy A series caters to the collective expectations of consumers in the entry-level as well as the mid-range segments. Just before this realignment, Samsung also launched the Galaxy A30 and the Galaxy A50 with Infinity-U Super AMOLED displays, up to triple rear cameras, and a 3D Glasstic design. The two smartphones were recently refreshed with their ‘s’ variants being listed by Samsung Germany. Today, Samsung is bringing the Galaxy A30s and the Galaxy A50s to India with slight improvements under the hood, along with features like triple rear cameras, in-display fingerprint scanners, and NFC. These add to the Galaxy A10s, which was launched in India last month.
