Samsung recently unveiled its first phone of the year Galaxy A14 5G. Anecdotal reports suggested that Samsung is working on a 4G version of it, and it has now been leaked in the first renders.
From renders posted by the site WinFuture, it follows that Galaxy The A14 4G (SM-A145F) will not differ from its older sibling. So it has a flat display with a fairly prominent chin and teardrop cut-out and three separate cameras on the back. The smartphone captures images in black, light green and silver.
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The specifications of the phone were also leaked along with the renders. According to the mentioned website, the PLS will have a 6,6-inch LCD display with a FHD+ resolution (1080 x 2408 px) and a standard (i.e. 60Hz) refresh rate. It is to be powered by the Helio G80 chipset, which is said to be accompanied by 4 or 6 GB of operating system and 64 or 128 GB of expandable internal memory. The rear camera is supposed to have a resolution of 50, 5 and 2 MPx (the second is said to fulfill the role of "wide-angle" and the third to serve as a macro camera), the front is said to be 13 megapixels. The battery should have a capacity of 5000 mAh and not support fast charging. The equipment should include a fingerprint reader located on the side, a 3,5 mm jack, NFC and stereo speakers. Software-wise, the phone will apparently run on Androidat 13 and superstructure One UI 5.0.
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Galaxy The A14 4G will reportedly be introduced by the end of March and should cost 200 euros (roughly CZK 4) in Europe.
