These are Samsung bestsellers, Samsung Galaxy A52 5G and A72 5G will be released in 2 days. Thanks to the publishers, so we give you a preview to find out some of their characteristics and their scenes.
Samsung plans to release Its new Galaxy A52 and A72 will be on March 17th, In two days, one here Leakage Contacted everything. We have figured out what they look like and we have a large part of their technical properties.
Samsung Galaxy A52 and A72
Some of the lines are still missing from the technology sheets on the Galaxy A52 and A72, although we know that both smartphones will be fitted with AMOLED screen in full HD with 6.5 and 6.7 inches respectively. They will benefit from larger batteries, 4,500 mAh for the Galaxy A52 and 5,000 mAh for the Galaxy A72.
One of the surprises comes from the cameras: there are a total of 5 cameras on each device, 1 front and 4 rear. The Galaxy A72 will have real X3 optical zoom, A feature commonly found in the high school category.
The Galaxy A52’s cameras have a few more details, the main sensor is 64 megapixels, its lens opens at f / 1.8, and this lens has an optical stabilizer, the other two cameras are: Ultra 12 megapixel width – angle, 5 – megapixel macro (5 megapixel) Presumably in portrait mode).
As you can see below in the gallery, Samsung has planned multi-color paths, with both smartphones being very similar to the screen pierced at the top for the front camera.
We do not yet know the processors (SoC) that will equip this Galaxy, however we do know that both are 5G compatible. As you can see, when it does not open on March 17th we will certainly have some surprises: details about the technical paper and their features, but also the prices and availability.
It has been announced that the new Samsung will not open next week. We will find new phones from the Galaxy A range, including the highly anticipated Galaxy A52.
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