Samsung Galaxy A52 5G variant is heading towards India: Report

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Samsung has recently launched its Galaxy A32 5G smartphone in the European market and it seems like another A-series smartphone is heading towards India, is the Galaxy A52, coming in both 4G and 5G variants. The report says that the device is already under production at Samsung’s facility in Greater Noida, India. As per some reports, Samsung is also preparing for its Galaxy A42 and A72 smartphones. As of now, Samsung has not revealed the actual date of launching the Galaxy A52 5G smartphone, but it seems to be very soon. In recent times, we’ve already got some of the mid-range 5G smartphones, like Moto G 5G, Mi 10i, and Galaxy A52 5G is expected to be a new addition in it.

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So, it looks like the Galaxy A52 5G could be the very-first Galaxy A-series smartphone that will bring the 5G support in India because earlier, Samsung had only brought the 4G variants of Galaxy A51 so as the Galaxy A71, A80 devices.

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As of now, we don’t have any confirmed specifications of the Galaxy A52. However, some leaks are suggesting that this phone will feature a 6.5-inch Infinity-O display and a thickness of 8.4mm. The 5G variant of this phone is expected to be powered by the Snapdragon 750G chipset whereas the 4G variant could be powered by the Snapdragon 720G chipset. The Galaxy A52 is expected to run on Android 11 OS and probably feature a quad rear camera setup having a 64MP primary sensor. In terms of availability, the Galaxy A52 is expected to arrive in the market before H1 2021 ends at a price tag of under $500.

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