The trio shares many more specifications, such as how they all have a 6.7-inch amoled screen with a 120-Hz update rate, a 5,000 mA battery capacity, and they even have the same camera types consisting of a most important 50-megapixel sensor, an ultrawide and a macro lens, although the megapixel count changes for some of these things. Three cameras at the back may sound impressive at these prices, but the ultrawide and macro cameras on budget phones are usually not very good, so it will be interesting to see if it is here again, or if these cameras will be useful.
However, it’s not just about megapixels. Samsung specifically calls the A36 selfie camera (and probably the A56s) out-they may have fewer megapixels than the A26, but this 12-Megapixel shooter can have 10-bit HDR footage up to 4k at 30 frames per second. This just means that it will do a better job that represents colors in selfie videos.
Samsung says the A36 and A56 have a larger vapor cooling system for better heat distribution during intense processing activities such as play, and that this system is almost the same size as last year’s Galaxy S24+. They also support 45-watts fast loading, which you should get to 70 percent within 30 minutes.
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The main area where they all distinguish is achievement. The A26 5G and A56 5G use Samsung’s own Exynos processors, specifically the Exynos 1380 with 6 GB of RAM and Exynos 1580 with 8 GB RAM respectively. The configuration of the Galaxy A26 appears to be the same as last year’s Galaxy A35 5g, which had decent performance but was still somewhat Stutling. But the phone launched at $ 400, while the A26 $ 100 is less.
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Only the Galaxy A36 5G has a Qualcomm chips, the Snapdragon 6 Gen 3, a new slide set that was announced late last year, although the performance must be similar to the Snapdragon 7s Gen 2 found in many international phones, such as the Poco X6.