Samsung’s Unpacked event is happening next month, and even though the hype around the South Korean tech giant’s foldable devices is at an all-time high, not everyone wants to spend more than $1,000 on a new phone.
Luckily, Samsung hasn’t forgotten about its budget-conscious audience, and it shows in the renders of the new Galaxy A27 that have just leaked.
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For reference, the Galaxy A37 and A57 landed earlier this year, and perhaps now is the time for the A27. If you want a smartphone that feels modern, but don’t want to spend a lot of money, this phone might be for you.
The folks at DigitalCitizen (via AndroidAuthority) secured renders and marketing materials for the upcoming device, and they reveal a lot.
When compared to its predecessor, this new device has one major physical change that is visible at a glance. That is the front camera, as seen in the image below.
The Galaxy A26 features a front notch to house the selfie camera. The Galaxy A27 features a cleaner pinhole design.
Apart from that, the new phone looks almost the same as its predecessor, with slight changes to the rear camera layout.
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Elsewhere, the renders show the upcoming phone in three colors: Pink, Navy Blue, and Black. Galaxy A26, on the other hand, is available in Black, White, Mint, Peach Pink.
The device’s marketing materials also make it clear that the A27 will not feature any upgrades in the battery department. The A26 runs on a 5,000mAh cell, and the same is true of the Galaxy A27.
Marketing materials also highlight a chip with the words “CPU,” “GPU,” and “NPU” on it, complete with an image highlighting Circle to Search, which suggests the presence of AI features, perhaps even a Samsung-exclusive feature that the company is marketing as ‘Galaxy AI.’
It is not yet clear when this new cellphone will come out. Considering the A26 was released in March last year, we expect the A27 to launch any day now. Pricing is still unclear.
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