It's no secret that Samsung is working hard to make as many of its products as possible compatible with 5G networks. It was the first Samsung smartphone to offer 5G connectivity Galaxy S10 5G. After its release, the South Korean giant gradually came up with 5G versions of the models Galaxy Note 10 a Galaxy 20, the 5G variants of Samsung smartphones also came a little later Galaxy A51 a Galaxy A71. It is understood that Samsung will continue to strive to support the fifth generation mobile network standard as much as possible, as well as to make devices compatible with this standard as affordable as possible.
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As part of this effort, the company wants to introduce support for 5G networks for the widest possible range of its mobile devices. In addition to mid-range smartphones, 5G connectivity could also be available to much cheaper models. Latest reports suggest that Samsung could release more 5G smartphones in the product line next year Galaxy A. One of the devices is numbered SM-A426B - most likely it could be the international Samsung version Galaxy A42 in 5G variant. There are none available yet informace about the possible future existence of a purely LTE version of the mentioned model, but it will certainly be released. However, 5G smartphones are also compatible with 4G LTE networks, so it will be possible to use them even in regions where 5G coverage is lacking. But it is interesting that Samsung clearly gave priority to the 5G version first - according to some, it could be a harbinger of the era of releasing only 5G models, even for more affordable smartphones. Samsung Galaxy The A42 should have 128GB of storage and be available in grey, black and white.
