Samsung Galaxy A55 and Galaxy A35 might be cheaper than their predecessors،
The launch of the new generation mid-range smartphones, the Galaxy A55 and Galaxy A35, could be just around the corner. Rumors and leaks are swirling around these upcoming Android smartphones, and the latest one reveals their price tags. Now here's the interesting twist: even though everything seems to be getting more and more expensive these days, these devices just might buck the trend. SamMobilea rumor is circulating that Samsung has reduced the prices of the next Galaxy A55 and Galaxy A35. Although the actual price may vary by market, these devices are expected to be somewhat more economical than last year's models in most major markets.
We assume that the price of Galaxy A55 in Europe, pricing will start at €479 (~$520) for the 8GB RAM/128GB model and €529 (~$574) for the 8GB/256GB storage variant. As for its sibling, the Galaxy A35, it is also expected to come in a more affordable range, starting at €379 (~$411) for the 6GB RAM/128GB model and €449 (~$487) for the 8GB/256GB model . version.
Just for a quick comparison, when it launched in Europe last year, the Galaxy A54 was priced at €490 (~$532) for the 6GB RAM/128GB model and €550 (~$597) for the 8GB/256GB variant. On the other hand, the Galaxy A34 started at €390 (~$423) for the 6GB RAM/128GB storage model and €460 (~$500) for the 8GB RAM/128GB storage variant. 8GB/256GB.
It looks like there might be a slight drop of €20 (~$22) from last year's prices. While it may not be a massive drop, any price reduction is quite notable in the mid-range segment, where pricing plays a crucial role. And when you take into account the upgrades that the With the Galaxy A35 and Galaxy A55 on the table, those adjusted prices are starting to look even sweeter.
For example, the Galaxy A55 could feature the mid-range Exynos 1480 chipset, featuring a custom GPU co-developed by Samsung and AMD, an upgrade from the previous generation Exynos 1380 found in the Galaxy A54. Additionally, rumors suggest that this upcoming mid-ranger could come with 7 years of software updates, which would be a notable 3-year jump from its predecessor.
For an in-depth analysis of the distinctions between Galaxy A55 and its predecessor, the Galaxy A54, see you in our dedicated story. Samsung introduced the Galaxy A54 and Galaxy A34 in March last year. Although there is no official announcement from the Korean tech giant yet regarding the launch date of the next-gen devices, it is likely close. Stay tuned for updates!
