Samsung Electronics launched the Galaxy A Series on Wednesday, 10 April 2019 in Johannesburg. The Galaxy A Series follows through on 10 Years of Galaxy Innovation, upgraded for all, at an affordable price.
According to Samsung, the new Galaxy A Series is designed for the way people are connecting today – sharing, capturing and consuming live.
“Galaxy A is designed to provide an option for everyone, whether for first-time mobile users or value-seekers,” said Justin Hume, Director: Integrated Mobility at Samsung South Africa.” We focussed on the needs of the local market and have researched the unique preferences to bring the flagship experience to a broader audience. It offers premium features to South Africans who want to live the Galaxy life”
With the Galaxy A Series, consumers can experience the Galaxy ecosystem using services such as Samsung Health, Samsung Members, and Bixby. The all-new Galaxy A Series is filled with enhanced features across the range.
Samsung also announced the new Galaxy A80 which will be available in South Africa in June. The A80 features Samsung’s first revolutionary rotating camera and an intelligent battery. The device will have on-screen fingerprint sensor, 6.7-inch FHD+ (1080×2400) Super AMOLED, 8GB RAM, 128 GB internal storage and it will retail for R12 999.
Specification, Pricing and Availability
A70-R7 999 Available in May/A50-R5 999 Available in April
• (A70) 6.7” (A50) 6.4” Infinity-U display
• On-screen fingerprint
• Ultra-wide angle and triple camera – Triple camera with ultra-wide angle shot
• Bigger battery – (A70) 4,500mAh (A50) 4,000mAh
• Storage – 128GB storage
A30 R4 999/A20-R2 999 Both Available in April
• 6.4” Infinity-U/V display
• Ultra-wide at dual camera – Triple camera with ultra-wide angle shot
• Battery – 4000mAh
• Storage – (A30) 64GB (A20) 32GB
A10-R2 999 Available in April
• 6.2” Infinity-V display
• Battery – 3,400mAh
• Storage – 32GB
A2 Core-R1 299 Available in April
• 1.6GHz Octa-Core CPU
• Battery – 2,600mAh Battery
• Storage – 16GB or 8GB
Edited by Fundisiwe Maseko
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