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Samsung Galaxy A30, A50 Launched in India | Price, Specs

Samsung has launched two new mid-range Android smartphones in India - Galaxy A30 and Galaxy A50. Another one in the A series - Galaxy A10 will be available soon to purchase in India as well. Currently these phones are listed on Amazon.in ( check here ).

 Galaxy A30 is priced at Rs 18,000 MRP ( Current lowest selling price is Rs 16,990 ) and Galaxy A50 has an MRP price of Rs 21,000 ( Lowest price is Rs 19,990 )


From the Manufacturer

 The Samsung galaxy A30 is a powerful device that provides for a fuller visual display with the 6.4-inch (16.21 centimeters) super AMOLED - infinity u cut display, FHD+ resolution (2340 x 1080), 404 ppi with 16m colours and a dual camera setup - 16mp (f1.9)+ 5mp (2.2) wide angle camera + 5mp (2.2) with flash and 16mp (f2.0) front facing camera.


The Samsung galaxy A50 is a complete device that provides for a onscreen fingerprint sensor along with the 6.4-inch (16.21 centimeters) super AMOLED - infinity u cut display, FHD+ resolution (2340 x 1080), 404 ppi with 16m colours and triple camera setup - 16mp (f1.9)+ 5mp (2.2) wide angle camera + 5mp (2.2) with flash and 25mp (f2.0) front facing camera.


Galaxy A30 Specs
  • 1.8GHz Exynos 7904 octa core processor
  • 4000mAH lithium-ion battery with Type-C fast charging
  • 6.4 inch Full HD+ display
  • 16MP ( F1.7 aperture ) + 5MP ( F2.2 ) dual rear cameras
  • 16MP front camera
  • 4GB ram
  • 64GB storage
Galaxy A50 Specs
  • 2.29GHz Exynos 9610 octa core processor
  • 4000mAh battery with Type C Fast Charging
  • 6.4 inch Full HD+ display
  • Triple Rear Cameras - 25MP ( F1.7 aperture ) + 5MP + 5MP
  • 25MP front camera with F2.0 aperture 
  • 4GB ram
  • 64GB storage
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