Samsung details new camera-focused Galaxy A range

Samsung is bolstering its mid-tier range of smartphones with the new Galaxy A Series. The company is rolling out two new handsets, the Galaxy A50 and A30, that prioritise premium camera tech, powerful fast-charging batteries, and sharp AMOLED Infinity-U displays. They’re also made of ‘Glasstic’, which sounds marginally better than ‘Plass’. The A50 packs a triple camera comprising a 25MP main snapper, 8MP ultra wide lens, and 5MP depth sensor. Meanwhile, the A30 has two rear cameras – a 16MP main lens and 5MP wide angle – as well as a 16MP front-facing cam. We’re looking forward to seeing how how the A50 and A30 perform when they eventually hit shelves, though we’ve no idea when that’ll actually be. 

Chris Kerr Contributor, Stuff.tv

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