Samsung will soon unveil particularly low-cost smartphones with which it hopes to attract users, particularly in the low-cost category and emerging regions. The Galaxy A04 Core is one of the latest models, for which we now have official marketing renders.
Samsung Galaxy A04 Core
It should be noted that we cannot guarantee that the device seen here is the Galaxy A04 Core. However, the new low-end smartphone is already on its way to the market, and the photographs reveal a handset that looks very comparable to the previous iteration, the Galaxy A03 Core.
There are probably only a few differences between this and the previous
The same wallpaper is even used in Samsung’s marketing photos for the Galaxy A04 Core. Finally, the handsets should simply differ in terms of equipment, albeit we have no official information on the new entry-level smartphone’s technical specifications.
According to previous rumours, the Samsung Galaxy A04 Core would be paired with Samsung’s own Exynos 850 SoC. It is a modest eight-core CPU that should provide somewhat higher performance than the previous model’s chip from Chinese firm Unisoc.
Samsung has plainly borrowed this year’s colour palette from its lower smartphone series, which can also be seen in the previous Galaxy A and Galaxy M models, with the Galaxy A04 Core. As seen in our images, the A04 Core is available in black, green, and copper. We will, of course, publish more precise information on the characteristics of the Korean manufacturer’s new entry-level smartphone as soon as it becomes available.
features of the Samsung Galaxy A03 Core
A 6.5-inch IPS LCD display with an HD+ resolution of 720 x 1600 pixels is featured on the Galaxy A03 Core. It has a Unisoc SC9863A CPU, 2 GB of RAM, and a 5,000mAh battery with support for 10W charging.
Android 11 Go version comes preloaded on the smartphone. For selfies, it includes a 5-megapixel front camera. An 8-megapixel camera with an LED flash is located on the back shell.
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