The smartphone landscape has seen in the last few years the appearance of displays with 90 and 120 Hz, which undoubtedly improve the visual rendering of video content, games and the user experience in general. Samsung has always established itself as one of the players who more than any other has been able to pursue innovation in the creation of smartphones, applying it not only to the top of the range of the series Galaxy S and Galaxy Note but also to families of cheaper devices. And the very new and just announced Galaxy A32 4G the physical representation of what has just been said about the Korean manufacturer is confirmed.
Younger brother of the Galaxy A52 5G and A72 5G, the Galaxy A32 introduces a display with 90 Hz refresh rate. Although the name may be misleading, compared to the A32 5G model it has some very interesting functions and improvements. First, the display panel switches from a 6.5 ″ LCD to a 6.4 "AMOLED with integrated fingerprint reader.
The improvements compared to the 5G model do not stop only at the screen but are also related to the photographic sector, consisting of 4 sensors in the back: main from 64 megapixel, 8 megapixel wide-angle, one macro and one depth, both from 5. Complete a 20 megapixel front camera
Even under the hood we find interesting features for the price range in which it will be placed. Samsung has indeed equipped the Galaxy A32 with a octacore processor, in which two cores have a frequency of 2 Ghz and the other six have a 1.8. It will also be possible to choose it in different memory sizes, with RAM cuts from 4 to 8 and storage space from 64 to 128 GB. Finally, from the standpoint of autonomy, the Galaxy A32 should provide interesting performance - at least on paper - thanks to the battery from 5000 mAh.
Coming to the market in the coming months, the Galaxy A32 will feature Android 11 (customized by Samsung) and will be available in four colors (purple, black, white and blue). The selling price is not yet known but, based on the technical characteristics, it should be around € 300-350, along the lines of the 5G variant.
