- Samsung has introduced the 4G version of the Galaxy A32.
- It is the first Galaxy A phone with a display speed of 90Hz.
- Despite the lack of 5G, the A32 4G also has a number of hardware buffers over the 5G variant.
The Samsung Galaxy A32 was introduced earlier this month with sleek lines and 5G smart. But one thing seemed to be missing – a high refresh rate display. Now the company has announced the 4G variant that apparently fills this gap and more.
Despite its name, the Galaxy A32 4G looks a whole different beast than its 5G sibling. In many ways, it’s also an upgraded version of the 5G player.
The Galaxy A32 4G features a 6.4-inch AMOLED screen with a refresh rate of 90Hz – a big step up from the 6.5-inch LCD panel of the 5G version. This also makes the 4G flavor the first Galaxy A phone to feature a high refresh rate. The AMOLED panel also cleverly displays the A32 4G fingerprint sensor in the screen, replacing the side-mounted capacitive sensor on the A32 5G.
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Other changes include a rear camera buff. While the 5G version is eligible for a 48MP primary sensor, the 4G option throws a 64MP sensor along with 8MP ultra-wide, 5MP macro and 5MP depth cameras. A 20 MP selfie shooter has been installed in front.
As for silicon, a nameless octa-core chipset with two 2 GHz cores and six 1.8 GHz cores is used. RAM options range from 4 GB to 8 GB, while storage programs are available in 64 GB or 128 GB formats. Samsung has also included the 5,000 mAh battery with 15W charge in this package.
Finally, the 4G variant shares colorways and stylings with its 5G sibling. This means that smooth LG velvety lines are combined by colorful Awesome Violet, Awesome Black, Awesome Blue and Awesome White. It also leaves Android 11 out of order.
There is no word yet on pricing and availability for the Samsung Galaxy A32 4G, but we would not be surprised to see that it challenges the 5G option. €279 (~ $ 338) price in Europe.