Samsung Galaxy A event summary – Galaxy A53 and Galaxy A33 debut

We’ve updated US pricing and availability for the Galaxy A53, straight from Samsung. In the US, the phone will cost $449 — $50 off the first price of last year’s Galaxy A52, equal to what Google charges for the Pixel 5a.

T-Mobile and Verizon will start offering the Galaxy A53 on March 31. The phone will become available at AT&T, Samsung.com, and other retailers on April 1.

There is no information on US pricing for the Galaxy A33. This gives us the impression that the phone is heading to other markets such as the UK at the moment.

Here are the specifications of the Galaxy A33 that Samsung revealed today.

Here is a summary of the specifications of the Galaxy A53.

And after 18 minutes of racy ads — I dare you not to have “a great camera, great screen, long-lasting battery life” resonating in your mind — Samsung told us everything we needed to know about the Galaxy A53 and Galaxy A33. This concludes today’s episode of Things That Could Have Been Dealt with via Email.

Here’s pricing and availability info: The Galaxy A53 arrives on April 1, but you can pre-orders on March 18. The A53 costs 449 euros and the A33 costs 369 euros; This phone will be arriving later on April – April 22nd, to be exact.

“What about the prices of the United States?” You ask. Friend, have provided us with the euro price only, but I am sure that Samsung will soon Sthdtna United States prices.

Pre-order the phones and you can get some Galaxy Buds wireless earbuds as part of the purchase.

SIM trays, side keys, and other phone parts are made from recycled phones, part of Samsung’s efforts to make sustainable devices.

One UI 4 is the preferred interface for your Galaxy A53 and Galaxy A33. Promote Samsung feature panel privacy information that comes with the interface Android 12, which is a smart move because of the concerns about this privacy today.

Let’s talk about durability. Both the A33 and A53 are IP67 water and dust resistant and feature a sturdy frame for drop protection. (But we imagine you’d still like to have a case.)

Samsung promises multi-day battery life from the 5,000mAh power packs in both phones. Apparently, unused apps are put to sleep without any intervention from you.

If you want to cut the chase, we have A first look at the Galaxy A53 Live now, as we have A first look at the Galaxy A33.

Samsung’s message seems to be that the Galaxy A phones should not be considered discount devices. Between AI-powered features and quick sharing capabilities, both the Galaxy A33 and Galaxy A55 should be considered a front-line phone like the flagship Galaxy S22.

Phones use artificial intelligence when capturing video to adjust the frame rate. This AI also helps remove unwanted objects from photos. (The Pixel 6 offers a similar feature.)

The AI ​​feature appears to be powered by a 5nm processor, which we assume is the Exynos 1280.

Here are the camera specifications: 64MP main camera in Galaxy A53 and 48MP in Galaxy A33.

Portrait mode has been improved across the A-Series to capture greater depth. Samsung also promises promising innovations in low light such as an improved night mode.

The Galaxy A53 features a 6.5-inch screen and the A33 has a 6.4-inch speaker. Samsung promises rich, immersive sound from a louder Dolby Atmos speaker. The phones rely on an algorithm to adjust the brightness when you are outside.

Don’t set your own set. Samsung is showing its live streaming video in portrait orientation, aimed at smartphone users.

By the way, we see the Galaxy A53 and the Galaxy A33.

More clues as to why the Galaxy A phones are getting their own launch event today – Android Central reports so A-series phones accounted for 58% of Samsung phone sales last year. You’d be throwing an event, too, if the Galaxy A52 (pictured above) and its friends were a big part of your phone business.

We’re less than 15 minutes away from the start of the Galaxy A event, and Samsung’s livestream is now, in fact, live. There’s a frequent video playing if you’re the type who likes to get amplified before launching your phone or if you like the music to play slowly.

“Great to all,” is the often-repeated chorus, just in case you’re wondering what theme Samsung is shooting for today.

Depending on who you ask, there may be other phones making their debut during today’s Samsung event. The one that appears most frequently among rumor mongers is the Galaxy A73.

Rumors surrounding Galaxy A73 interesting particularly where some dropouts thought he’d get the exact camera 108 megapixel – the first of its kind in the Galaxy A. Group A73 will also contain a telephoto lens, which is not something you see in a lot of mid-range phones.

The problem of course is that these features are uncomfortably close Galaxy S21 FE, the phone that Samsung launched back in January as a low-cost member of the Galaxy S21 lineup. The launch of the Galaxy S22 overshadowed this phone almost immediately, especially since the release of Galaxy S22 It only costs $100 more than the S21 FE and is Arguably the best value.

We can’t necessarily imagine Samsung releasing another phone that further undermines the Galaxy S21 FE, at least not on a global scale. It is possible that the Galaxy A73 will be limited to select markets, just as the Galaxy A72 was. Whether that means he gets any stage today at the Galaxy A event is anyone’s guess.

If you’re looking for a last-minute summary of what we expect Samsung to release today, Evan Blass has summarized the expected specifications of the Galaxy A53 and Galaxy A33 in Tweet form.

Other mid-range phones are also set to compete with the Samsung Galaxy A33 and A53, most notably OnePlus Nord 2.

Last year we called the OnePlus Nord 2 “the new mid-range phone to beat” and reviewer Richard Priday concluded: “OnePlus has once again produced a phone that offers so much for its price that you might hardly believe the specs. It’s a pity they didn’t yet come to the United States.”

Samsung may have an advantage by bringing its more affordable phones to the US, but time will tell if it can topple OnePlus in other markets.

While the iPhone SE 2022 is the darling current budget phone making headlines, the Galaxy A33 and A53 will also need to stand up against Google Pixel 5a.

While popular specs put Galaxy phones ahead, Google’s latest budget phone is a bit of a triumph, offering a great Android experience in a stylish package with killer phone photography, all for less than $400.

When you are Announcing the Galaxy event today Over the weekend, Samsung was uncharacteristically vocal about what to expect at the product unveiling on March 17th. “Samsung is taking Galaxy A series impactful innovations even further,” the company said in its products. event announcement. “The Galaxy A brilliant new series to provide the experience of a fully loaded devices want people from the smart phone design.”

This is a fairly broad claim, but we hope it means software improvements that bring more features to the Galaxy A range, particularly the cameras. Because for now, the initial links seem to indicate that the Galaxy A53 and Galaxy A33 will offer cameras very similar to those of their predecessors – on paper at least.

Looking to stay up to date with Galaxy A news as it happens? As of this writing, the latest leak about today’s announcements focuses on Galaxy A33 specifications.

Specifically, the new phone is expected to launch at €379, which translates to more than the $279 Samsung that Samsung charges for the A32. Phone makers rarely make direct phone transfers, and instead choose to set specific rates for certain regions. However, that price could reflect the rumored improvements of the Galaxy A33, including an OLED panel instead of an LCD screen.

Why would anyone care about mid-range Galaxy phones? You may find yourself asking. And we hear you. Certainly, the Galaxy S22 phones launched last month have more premium features.

But as we noted at the beginning, Galaxy A phones are surprisingly strong sellers, especially with Samsung paying more attention to its mid-range models in recent years. and with the iPhone SE 2022 Shipping tomorrow, it’s only natural that you’ll want to compare the new phones Samsung announced today – especially the Galaxy A53 – to Apple’s budget phone.

Here is a closer look at Why are you ignoring Galaxy A ads at your peril.

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