Samsung launches Galaxy A05s in India – GSMArena.com news

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Michail 18 October 2023
Samsung Android Announcement
Samsung has brought over its Galaxy A05s to India and the brand also unveiled its second Premium Experience Store in Gujarat at the International Business Center in Surat.

Galaxy A05s in Black, Light Green and Light Violet
Galaxy A05s is priced at INR 17,499 ($210) from Samsung India and there’s a special inaugural offer that nets users and extra INR 2,500 ($30) off. The A05s is equipped with a 6.7-inch LCD with HD+ resolution, Snapdragon 680 chip and a 5,000 mAh battery with 25W charging support.
The back houses a 50MP main camera (f/1.8) alongside a 2MP depth helper and a 2MP macro module. The phone comes in a single 6GB RAM and 128GB storage trim and is available in three color options – Black, Light Green and Light Violet colors.
Samsung’s new Premium Experience Store in Surat offers users a glimpse into the brand’s complete product ecosystem with dedicated immersive zones for smartphones, laptops, gaming, audio, SmartThings devices and lifestyle TVs. The new store is spread over 2,500 sq. ft. of space. Samsung will also hold special Galaxy workshops part of its ‘Learn @ Samsung’ program focused on a range of activities from digital art, photography and coding to fitness cooking and music.
Samsung is also offering a limited offer on the Galaxy Buds2 for just INR 2,999 with purchases of select Galaxy devices at the new store. Shoppers will also be treated to 2X loyalty points on select in-store purchases as well as other guaranteed gifts.
AOx models are basically inventory clearing models. When higher A1x and A2x models move to newer chipset, Samsung take the older chipset (SD680 for example is from last year's A23, while the A)
Why is this a A0x phone when priced at over $200, in India which has lots of good budget phones? The price makes it feel like a A2x phone, but SD680 for over $200 in India is asking for trouble.
4g lol😁
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