Samsung Galaxy A50 and Galaxy A30 are the company's latest attempt to increase the market share in the sub-Rs. 20,000 price segment in India. This particular price segment has lately seen a lot of launches from the likes of Xiaomi, Vivo, Oppo, Honor, and other brands. Samsung, however, has a different game plan around its new Galaxy A-series of phones in India. But will it be able to make a difference?
There's no doubt that Samsung is one of the oldest and the most established smartphone brands in the world, but with the popularity of Chinese smartphone makers across markets including India, the South Korean manufacturer has been fire fighting to again get up there in the food chain.
Two of the latest offerings from Samsung in the mid-range segment are the Samsung Galaxy A50 and Galaxy A30. With just a look at what the new Galaxy A-series phones offer on paper, it is pretty clear that Samsung has tried to provide more features at an affordable price point. To name a few features, they come with FHD+ Super AMOLED displays, triple rear cameras, in-display fingerprint sensor, great design and more.