Official press renders of the Samsung smartphone have hit the airwaves via the WinFuture website Galaxy A32 5G. They show what we already saw in fan-made renders at the end of last year – an Infinity-V display, relatively thick bezels (especially the bottom one) and four separate, slightly protruding cameras.
The phone, which should be this year's cheapest model of Samsung with support for the 5G network, should not differ too much from the smartphones that the South Korean technology giant has released in recent years, except for the design of the back.
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Galaxy According to unofficial reports so far, the A32 5G will get a 6,5-inch LCD display with a 20:9 aspect ratio, a back made of a material called Glasstic (a highly polished plastic resembling glass), a Dimensity 720 chipset, 4 GB of RAM and 64 or 128 GB internal memory, 48 MPx main camera, fingerprint reader integrated into the power button, NFC, 3,5 mm jack, Android 11 with the One UI 3.0 user interface and support for fast charging with a power of 15 W. As the new renders suggest, it should be available in four colors - white, black, blue and light purple.
The smartphone recently received certification from the Bluetooth SIG organization and before that the FCC (Federal Communications Commission), so we should expect it soon, perhaps by the end of January.
