The design of the Samsung Galaxy A34 revealed: This is Samsung’s next bestseller.
We’re almost into December and Samsung not only continues to work towards rolling out the update to Android 13 to all eligible devices, but keeps working on it Introduction of new terminals on the market, both in the high-range and in the mid-range.
Some time ago we told you that the Galaxy A24, Galaxy A34 and future Galaxy A54 could do without one of their cameras, which confirms a recent leak that shared the leak called OnLeaks. vía Giznextwhat reveals both the design and the main features the intermediate model of this new generation of terminals that Samsung Galaxy A34.
The Samsung Galaxy A34 has been unveiled
As you perro see in the filtered images of the Samsung Galaxy A34 that we leave you below these lines, Samsung’s new mid-range móvil has a continuous design with a front panel compared to the previous generation a large screen with almost no bezels and a drop-type bezel at the top where the autofoto camera is located.
But when we turn the terminal over, things change as we find a camera module that it no longer comes out of the chassis and in which the sensors were no longer gathered around an island, but independently basedAesthetics clearly inspired by the Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra.
These leaked renders also espectáculo us that the Galaxy A34 will be on the right side the volume and power buttonwhich will have a fingerprint sensor in the lower part the USB-C charging port, the headphone jack and the microphone and on top of it the compartment for the SIM card.
Regarding its specs, this leak also reveals that the Galaxy A34 will have dimensions of 161.3 x 77.7 x 8.2mm, with an Infinity-U screen of 6.5 inches with a refresh rate of 90 Hertz and with a triple module composed of reversing cameras Main sensor, ultra wide angle sensor and macro sensorwhose characteristics are not yet known, and LED flash.
Regarding the launch of the Samsung Galaxy A34, OnLeaks confirms that this terminal will be launched in India in the first quarter of 2023 and that will cost about 30,000 Indian rupees, about 350 euros to change.