The Another Samsung Galaxy A40 Review Hands On With Samsung’s Cheapest Galaxy A
We are in close contact with the Galaxy A40, which is a reasonably priced and reasonably priced budget in the Samsung Galaxy range.
As early as April, Samsung released a series of mid-range smartphones at the grand opening ceremony in Milan. The Korean technology giant is sitting under the name of Galaxy A, revealing that three new flagship smartphones will join the ranks, each bringing something special.
Thanks to its crazy rotating three-in-one camera, the Galaxy A80 is probably the most interesting group. However, it is also the most expensive, so I am talking about the Samsung Galaxy A40, which is more suitable for lighter wallets.
Design, Main Features And First Impressions
At 5.9 inches diagonally, the Galaxy A40 is a very compact phone, especially considering the growing trend of smartphones in recent years. It includes an FHD + (2,340 x 1,080) Super AMOLED "Infinity-U" screen with slightly rounded corners and a central teardrop notch at the top of the digging display, with a 25 megapixel camera.
The back shell is made by Samsung called "3D Glasstic" and is basically a smooth plastic. It doesn't feel cheap, but it certainly doesn't fit the luxury quality of a glass case, just like Samsung's Galaxy S-series phones. Still, this is a £220 budget phone, so you can't complain too much, and it shouldn't be so easy to crack when it falls.
There is a physical fingerprint sensor on the back of the phone, and I still like the less reliable screen readers that have been integrated into the more expensive stable version of the Galaxy A40.
From here, you can also find separate speaker grills and 3.5mm audio jacks. The phone button and volume rocker are located on the right edge of the phone and have dual SIM card slots on the other side. Finally, the Galaxy A40 runs the latest version of Google's popular mobile operating system, Android 9 Pie, out of the box, with four different color choices: black, "coral", blue and white.
It's still too early to tell if the Samsung Galaxy A40 is worth your money, but in the case of £220 it seems to have all the cruel features you can ask for. The borderless screen looks cute, and its design is easy to pass through a phone that is only twice the price.
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