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Samsung Galaxy A34 and A54 are spacious with wider aspect ratio; Expect wide screens |
In other news related to the Galaxy A series, we spotted the rumored Samsung Galaxy A34 and A54, which this time have different aspect ratios than their predecessors. For those who don't know, the A53 and A33 currently at retail inherit the dimensions and screen dimensions from the Galaxy A52 (2021). |
Samsung's sudden change of plans may have something to do with the alleged new design they have come up with. Rumor has it that the traditional 20:9 aspect ratio of the A52, A53 and A33 will change, favoring a horizontally wider display on the A54 and A34.
The news confirms our suspicion that the design of the Galaxy Ax4 series will be almost identical to the S23 and S23 Plus. In that regard, the folks at GalaxyClub say that the 19.5:9 aspect ratio seems like a safe bet for incoming phones. In line with the latest developments, the 2023 design change goes through Samsung's rich price list. There will be no camera island, just three lenses sticking out of the box.
With all the leaked renders of the A14, A24, A34 and A54, you must have noticed that the 4th depth lens is missing. Reports suggest that implementing better AI sensors and 50MP in every phone will eliminate the need for depth mappings in portrait photos. This is not surprising since most budget smartphones today follow the same strategy.
We're getting multiple updates about the A-Series every day that hint at an imminent light-speed launch. Whether or not the current speculation carries weight is still up for debate.
It's too early to speculate on the price of the A34, but its two most recent predecessors are still on the market. The latest retail price of the Samsung Galaxy A32 is around Rs 58,000 while the A33 starts at just over Rs 62,000. In any case, the forthcoming launch should clear up all doubts. Another recent disruption noted that the release of the S23 series is being delayed due to price concerns. You should expect the series to release in late February 2023 at a slightly higher cost.
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