Entry-level Galaxy A10s With 4,000mAh Battery, Dual Rear Cameras Unveiled

Samsung has added yet another new device to its Galaxy A-serial smartphone lineup. Called the Galaxy A10s, it is an entry-level smartphone that has been rumored over the past couple of weeks, revealing some of its key features, which include a big notched screen, a high-capacity battery, an octa-core processor, dual rear cameras, and Android ix Pie.

Samsung Galaxy A10s Specifications and Features

The Galaxy A10s features a 6.2-inch HD+ 'Infinity-Five' display with a teardrop notch, 2GB of RAM, 32GB of storage, a 4,000mAh battery, a rear-facing dual-cam setup (13MP f/1.eight chief + 2MP f/2.4 depth sensor) and an 8MP f/ii.0 selfie-cam. The device is powered by an unidentified SoC with an integrated octa-core CPU clocked at upwards to 2GHz.

Biometric authentication options on the Galaxy A10s include Facial Recognition, as well as a rear-facing fingerprint scanner. The device comes with a dual-SIM slot in improver to a microSD card tray, which ways users won't have to choose betwixt a secondary connection and additional storage. On the software side of things, the telephone runs Samsung's new One UI based on Android 9 Pie.

Samsung Galaxy A10s Price and Availability

Samsung is yet to officially announce either the pricing or availability details for the new device, but contempo reports suggested that it might be launched in India shortly for Rs. 7,999. In essence, it is just a slight upgrade over the Galaxy A10 that's currently on auction in the country for Rs. 7,990, so it won't be a massive surprise if Samsung prices the phone at similar levels to better compete with the likes of Xiaomi and Realme.