Samsung announces what appears to be one of the cheapest phones in its A-series lineup — Samsung Galaxy A10s.
The Galaxy A10s features a 6.2-inch HD+ display (1,520 x 720, TFT) with a waterdrop notch. In terms of cameras, it carries a 13MP f/1.8 main sensor along with a 2MP depth sensor on the rear side and an 8MP sensor on the front.
Similarly, it serves an octa-core processor (Helio P22 as per the XDA), yet unnamed paired with a 2GB of RAM. Users get 32GB of expandable storage option.
Furthermore, it carries a 4,000mAh battery, a rear fingerprint sensor, alongside face-unlock feature using the front-facing camera, Android Pie, and dual-sim support.
The Samsung Galaxy A10s is somewhere in line with the Redmi 6 and Realme C2 smartphones in terms of specifications.
As for the pricing of the device, it’s not yet official, while SamMobile has reported it to get launched in India for Rs. 8,990 (~$126).
Finally, do write to us what do you think about the Samsung Galaxy A-series phones. Also, drop your comments regarding Galaxy A10s.
