Samsung’s Galaxy A55 and Galaxy A35 have stepped into the limelight, offering compelling midrange options for smartphone enthusiasts. These phones were talked about earlier this year, and now people in South Africa can buy them.. Let’s explore the key features of these devices.
Design and Ambassadors:
The Galaxy A55 and A35 share an identical design language, but with a subtle difference: the A55 boasts an aluminum frame, while the A35 features a plastic frame. Talented Amapiano artist and dance sensation Kamo Mphela takes the reins as the new ambassador, following in the footsteps of rap titan Cassper Nyovest.
Campaign Evolution:
At a recent media event in Johannesburg, Samsung unveiled its latest campaign, signaling the ongoing evolution of the Galaxy A Series portfolio. Youngsta CPT, Cape Town’s hip-hop artist, lyricist, and songwriter, adds his unique flair to the mix.
Battery Life and Durability:
Both the Galaxy A55 and A35 promise two-day battery life, thanks to their 5,000mAh power cells. They are rated IP67, making them dust and water-resistant—ideal for everyday use.
Camera Capabilities:
The Galaxy A55 features a versatile camera setup:
- 50MP primary camera (f/1.8) with OIS
- 8MP ultra-wide-angle lens (123˚)
- 5MP macro shooter
The A35 shares a similar configuration:
- 50MP primary camera (f/1.8) with OIS
- 8MP ultra-wide-angle lens
- 5MP macro shoote
Display and Refresh Rate:
Both phones sport a 6.6-inch Super AMOLED display with Full HD+ resolution (1080×2340 pixels). The 120Hz refresh rate ensures smooth interactions and vibrant visuals.
Wireless Charging Trade-Off:
While the Galaxy A Series excels in battery life, it lacks wireless charging; a compromise given its midrange positioning. The Galaxy A55 is priced at R11,499, while the A35 comes in at R8,999.
