Introduction
The Samsung Galaxy A55 and Samsung Galaxy A35 are the two latest entries in Samsung's Galaxy A series. Both phones bring flagship design, impressive camera capabilities, and a software experience that makes them stand apart from other devices in their price segment. The following newsletter will delve into the designing and building of the two smartphones, feature by feature, pointing out their selling points.
Design and Build
Both the Samsung Galaxy A55 and A35 boast a premium design that sets them apart in their price segment.
All the phones come with a glass back, a metallic frame, and protection from Gorilla Glass Victus Plus, which gives the phones a premium look. Even the A55 has the metal frame and is further adorned with the brushed metal finish on the same. One of the more notable design changes is the "Key Island" that raises the metallic-edged volume and power buttons to help them stand out. Add to the fact that both will come in three beautiful color choices: ice blue, navy, and lilac. The users are in for some highly stylish devices.
On the display, both come with a Super AMOLED adaptive 6.6-inch display and 120Hz refresh rates, giving the best brightness on display to 1,000 nits. The bezels, however, are pronounced, but HDR playback on Netflix Outdoors is a feature offered by the screens, which makes these Chromebooks certainly a device apt for media consumptions in any lighting.
Turning to the camera capabilities of these phones, the A72 has the primary camera with even more megapixels, along with short suggestion and auto-framing during video, amongst an already long list of improvements compared to the A71. It even comes with a 12-megapixel Ultra Wide camera compared to the A35.
The selfie cameras on both devices also deliver high-quality results, catering to users' photography needs.
What truly sets these phones apart is their software experience. The A55 and A35 run features that would be rarely found in the market segment—Android 14 and One UI 6.1. Importantly, it is with great care that Samsung guarantees the user receives four generations of OS updates and gets a security feature update for five years in order to make them assured to use their product.
These also feature Samsung Wallet for easy payments and the secure storage of Government IDs from DigiLocker. Other than these, Quick Share, Private Share, and Secure Folder implementations are software features that secure and make the usability of the device exemplary. Where the Exynos chips of these phones may not excel in performance in comparison to other devices within their price range, they certainly excel for everyday tasks, multitasking, and feature-geared attributes.
An outlook that will keep in mind its users: the device is powered with a 5,000mAh battery, thereby presenting quite a good offer to people who need a versatile and reliable smartphone.
Color Options and Additional Features
The Samsung Galaxy A55 and A35 are offered in aesthetically pleasing colors such as ice blue, navy, and lilac.
Both phones have a hybrid SIM tray, enabling users to operate either two SIM cards or one SIM card and expand storage up to 1000 gigs. The two also come with stereo speakers, including Dolby Atmos, to ensure that the audio experience is at its best.
From the front to the back, the device is secured using Gorilla Glass Victus Plus, which guarantees the phone is all-round secured from any kind of scratch and falling. It also has an IP67 water and dust resistance, which guarantees the services are given without putting the kind of environment it is in into consideration.
Display and Refresh Rate
The Samsung Galaxy A55 and A35 both sport a 6.6-inch Super AMOLED display and host a 120Hz adaptive refresh rate, with a brightness of up to 1,000 nits, which makes it certainly vivid. To add on, they also feature HDR support from Netflix Outdoors, hence can be very good for media consumption even under different lighting conditions.
While the screens sport great color saturation and sharpness of image, bezels quite large can still be considered by some. On the other hand, the algorithm Vision Booster ensures the best visibility even under the sun for an enjoyable outdoor viewing experience.
Both the devices are likely to get a boost if fitted with LPTO displays for better battery optimization effect and with power consumption going down. In addition, slimmerning the bezels will be an added factor for an immersive view for the user.
Camera Performance and Features
The Samsung Galaxy A55, on the other hand, comes with a great 12-megapixel Ultra Wide camera, which the A35 has not. The two phones also come with more camera features, such as short suggestion and autoframing during video. Both devices also feature selfie cameras that result in quality results, with the 32-megapixel selfie camera of the A55 and the 13-megapixel selfie camera that the A35 proudly hosts. Special night portrait modes have also been added to both for great results in low light.
A55 integrates 4K front video capabilities, producing video footage quality way better than most other competently-priced smartphones. Moreover, the front camera of the A55 shoots footages stable in nature and also the quality of the footages is very clear and has color in them, which is considered to be very natural.
Both the phones have various features in terms of editing abilities, such as remastering, image clipping, object eraser, etc., which enables the user to give a pretty good experience at the time of editing photos. The A55 and A35 are thus head and shoulders above the rest of the phones in this price range due to these software-based tricks in editing.
Software Features and Security
Samsung Galaxy A55 and Samsung Galaxy A35 will be powered by a formidable software experience that stands them out within their segment price. The basic operation system running in the two phones is Android 14, with One UI 6.1. This phone has quite a number of distinct features, which make the user have an easy time in usability and security assurance.
Four generations of OS upgrades and 5 years of security updates are notably the assurance that Samsung gives to its user of long-time support and, more importantly, peace of mind. Both the devices also come with Samsung Wallet, which has the ability for payment and secure storage of Government IDs from Digi Locker. Leading the software aspect are advanced security features and usability settings like Quick Share, Private Share, and Secure Folder.
An experience of the software that is among the most vital ones includes Knox Vault, a very influential tool for protecting the users from the attacks arising from software and hardware by the highest percentages.
This affords the Galaxy A55 and A35 some of the best security in a smartphone at this cost, with solid features for the common man usually gained only with much more expensive devices.
Performance and Battery Life
For Samsung Galaxy A55 and A35, both get Exynos chips, but the first will arrive with 12 gigs of RAM for an A-series device. These chips, if we are to consider as a reason for not buying, do not perform as well as similar devices that come within the bracket of other devices at the same price level. Everyday tasks, multitasking, and all user-centric features are done quite smoothly. Daily tasks from one application to the other, and the editing even of 4K videos, becomes quite easy for users to handle. The A55 and the A35 are designed to provide a compelling all-rounder choice for anyone in search of a functional, dependable smartphone. With convenience for its users in mind, the 5,000mAh battery could easily push well past a day on any given device per charge. The current devices, however, support json: no-charge "25W," and the future shall proceed to give more speed to the users in terms of charging.
Worth a special mention: not meant for the flagship-performance or gaming geeks, but these have been optimized for offering the best of design aesthetics, ruggedness, camera prowess, and unbeatable software experience. In all, A55 and A35 are comprehensive value-for-money propositions that stand class apart from their respective price segments.
Samsung Galaxy Fit 3
Samsung Galaxy Fit 3 is the latest fitness band by Samsung that hosts a range of features to make it one of the best wearables all-time. It has a price tag of approximately Dhs. At 165.22, the Galaxy Fit 3 has the relatively larger but lightweight 1.57" AMOLED display that has a feel and class suitable for the high market. It carries advanced tracking that includes the heartbeat, blood oxygen level, stress level, and sleep quality track to offer an all-round health tracking aid. Additionally, it tracks steps and exercises, providing users with valuable insights into their fitness and well-being. But unlike the smartwatch, in that it makes it possible for the user to read notifications on the watch screen and even send a reply to the notifications immediately with the convenience of the reply feature. With the current discount, Dhs 1,836.15, it does make the Galaxy Fit 3 an enticing proposition for any user looking for something that costs less but yet offers a fairly solid and reliable fitness tracking wearable.
Price and Conclusion
The Samsung Galaxy A55 is priced at Dhs. 1,468.88, while the Galaxy A35 comes in at Dhs. 1,028.21 after bank discounts. In short, both of these phones really offer a very compelling package: a mixture of design and durability, a decent camera capability, and certainly, an unmatched software experience. Key among them are the Gorilla Glass Victus Plus in the A55 and A35, coupled with IP67 water and dust protection. They have large 6.6-inch Super AMOLED displays that also come with adaptive 120Hz refresh rates. The camera performance, software features, and security of these devices make them unique in their price segment. Such promises from Samsung—upjson to 4 generations of OS updates and 5 years of security patches—along with others like Samsung Wallet, Quick Share, Private Share, and Secure Folder bring added value to a user's experience overall. Being of the nature for performance or gaming enthusiasts, devices are good at daily tasks and multitasking that focuses on user convenience—backed by a 5000mAh long-lasting usage battery.
Further improvements in the form of even faster battery charging capability and an improved processor performance for the Galaxy A55 and A35 could just make them unbeatable in their price segment.
FAQs
Q1: What are the key design changes in the Samsung Galaxy A55 and A35?
A: Among the major changes in design in both phones are the presence of a glass back, a metal frame, Gorilla Glass Victus Plus, and a raised metal edge around the Key Island, which underlines the volume and power buttons.
Q2: What are the color options available for the Samsung Galaxy A55 and A35?
A: These are coming in beautiful colors like Ice Blue, Navy, and Lilac. Offering users the same great stylish choice between the two, choose for yourself.
Q3: What is the display technology and refresh rate in the Samsung Galaxy A55 and A35?
A: Both phones also come with 6.6-inch Super AMOLED displays with a 120Hz refresh rate for the best visual experiences.
Q4: What are the primary camera specifications for the Samsung Galaxy A55 and A35?
A: The A55 offers a 12MP Ultra Wide camera in addition to the 50MP OIS primary, whereas the A35 lags in that addition.
Q5: What are the software features and security offerings in the Samsung Galaxy A55 and A35?
A: The Samsung 14 phone has some built-in OS apps, among them Samsung Wallet, Quick Share, Private Share, Secure Folder, and Knox Vault, all to ensure maximum security for users. The operating system of Samsung 14 is Android and One UI 6.1.
Q6: What is the battery capacity and charging capability of the Samsung Galaxy A55 and A35?
A: The two smart gadgets have a 5,000mAh battery. The 25W charge it possesses allows users to have an unlimited convenience since their phones get charged quickly and at their favorable time.
