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Samsung Galaxy A35
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After weeks of speculation and leaks, and the launch of the Galaxy S24 series, Samsung has finally lifted the veil on its mid-range flagships, the Galaxy A35 and A55. The announcement of its two new smartphones took place on Monday March 11, but it was only today that we were able to get their hands on them.
The Samsung Galaxy A35.
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While the mid-range market has been flooded with releases, notably with the Redmi Note 13 series, and more recently the Nothing Phone (2a), these two new devices also have the task of succeeding the Galaxy A54 and A34, which count among the South Korean brand’s bestsellers in 2023. The manufacturer is therefore determined to establish itself once more by offering two products in the wake of the previous generation, while adding some welcome improvements.
The Samsung Galaxy A55s
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Many points in common
The A35 and A55 adopt a design inspired by the Galaxy S24 and their “Key Island” allowing a more ergonomic layout of the power and volume buttons, and both benefit from a 6.6-inch Super Amoled screen with a rate of 120 Hz refresh rate and brightness announced at 1000 cd/m². If other brands have chosen plastic, Samsung has equipped its two terminals with a glass back, while the frame of the A35 remains in polycarbonate. This undoubtedly explains the difference in weight, since this device displays 209 g on the scale, compared to 213 g for the A55 and its brushed metal frame.
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The Samsung Galaxy A55.
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The real difference between its two smartphones is under the hood. The Galaxy A55 is in fact equipped with the Exynos 1480 chip, while the Exynos 1380, which was found on the A54, powers the Galaxy A35 this year. Concerning the photo part, these two new Galaxy present a triple module composed of a 50 Mpx sensor for wide-angle, and 5 Mpx for macro. It is on the side of the ultra wide-angle and the front camera that the difference is notable. While the Galaxy A55 benefits from a 12 Mpx sensor and a 32 Mpx selfie camera, its little brother makes do with 8 Mpx for ultra-wide-angle and 13 Mpx for selfies.
The Samsung Galaxy A35s
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As with other models in the Galaxy A range, no trace of Galaxy AI tools, but the smartphones run One UI 6.1 based on Android 14 out of the box. Finally, the two models have in common a 5000 mAh battery with 25 W fast charging, eSIM compatibility, or even IP67 certification, which guarantees resistance to dust and immersion in water up to 1 m .
Price and availability
Each model is available in four colors: ice blue, midnight blue, lime and lilac. It is already possible to pre-order them (with a free pair of Galaxy Buds FE until April 16, 2024) among the configurations offered:
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Samsung Galaxy A35 en version 6/128 Go : 399 €
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Samsung Galaxy A35 en version 8/256 Go : 449 €
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Samsung Galaxy A55 en version 8/128 Go : 499 €
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Samsung Galaxy A55 en version 8/256 Go : 549 €
Note that, if Samsung had announced seven years of software monitoring during the presentation of the Galaxy S24, this promise only concerned its high-end models since the Galaxy A35 and A55 will only be entitled to four years of Android updates. and five security patches.
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