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Samsung Officially Announced Galaxy A32 5G With Four Cameras And 5000mAh Battery

Samsung has officially released the Galaxy A32 5G mid-range smartphone before the Unpacked flagship Galaxy S21 launch on January 14. The device continues the legacy design. The front is single punch-hole waterdrop full screen (front 13MP single camera), but the chin part is slightly thicker, and the back is a 48MP main sensor + 8MP wide-angle + 5MP macro + 2MP depth Four-shot combination.

The Galaxy A32 5G smartphone is equipped with a 6.5-inch @ HD+ resolution Infinity-V full screen, eight-core SoC, supplemented by 4GB/6GB RAM + 64GB / 128GB ROM (supports 1TB microSD storage expansion).

The fingerprint sensor is located on the side of the device and supports Dolby Atom sound effects. Built-in 5000mAh battery, with 15W fast charge. In terms of colour options, Samsung provides 4 options of black/white/blue/purple.

Finally, Samsung has not disclosed the exact price and launch date, it is known from the company’s German press release that the Galaxy A32 5G mid-range smartphone will be launched on February 12, and the 64GB version will start at 279 euros.

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