The Galaxy A34, affectionately known as the “mid-range super product”, is about to pass the baton to its successor, the Samsung Galaxy A35, with a significant camera upgrade. Samsung is fine-tuning the camera game for all its upcoming mid-range products, keeping up with growing consumer expectations.
Overall, Samsung’s mid-range Galaxy A series has played it safe with 48 or 64 megapixel sensors. However, the story changed when the Galaxy A54 equipped a 50MP sensor last year, leaving the A34 behind with an older 48MP sensor.
Samsung has planned for 2024 to upgrade its “mid-range product,” the Galaxy A35, which is probably expected to launch in the spring. It will still find its place between the user-friendly Galaxy A15 and the Galaxy A55.
Samsung Galaxy A35 First Look & Design:
Online sources have listed some camera parameters of the Galaxy A35. Samsung’s latest 4G handset is said to feature a 50MP main camera, similar to its more expensive sibling, aimed at alleviating the low-light photography issues seen with the Galaxy A34.
Meanwhile, the front camera remains stable at 13MP, equivalent to the A34’s specifications. While the hardware remains unchanged, a software overhaul is taking place to improve the selfie experience. The Galaxy A3x series is often considered a scaled-down version of the Galaxy A5x series, especially in terms of camera capabilities. With the A35 closing the pixel gap, thanks to the new 50MP sensor, the gap between the two ranges will narrow significantly next year.
Conclusion:
Samsung fans in the Netherlands and Belgium may have to be patient until spring 2024 to wait for the launch of the Galaxy A35. Meanwhile, the Galaxy A34 continues to maintain its position, occupying a mid-range position on Samsung’s list.
