Two of the darlings in Samsung’s smartphone portfolio—the Galaxy A35 and A55—have arrived, bringing some serious game to the midrange arena, including an upgrade to an aluminum chassis, some meaningful camera upgrades, and the company’s Knox Vault.
Two of the darlings in Samsung’s smartphone portfolio—the Galaxy A35 and A55—have arrived, bringing some serious game to the midrange arena, including an upgrade to an aluminum chassis, some meaningful camera upgrades, and the company’s Knox Vault built-in security solution once found on higher-end models.
Aside from the S-series flagships, Samsung’s A-series phones have long been its biggest global money-maker. In fact, last year the A14, A14 5G, A54 5G, and A34 5G were the top 6 selling phones in the world. The A14 moved more units than even the mighty S23 Ultra that came out in third place.
