Author: yannickspinner , published 01 – 03 – 2020 at 9:50
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The leaked Galaxy A 11 has a large screen, a solid camera setup, and a sample battery. Can it outperform the S 20?
On Friday, it was announced that the Samsung Galaxy S 20 already released (in South Korea) was not doing so well at all. There are several reasons for this. Yet skeptics may also argue that expensive devices have too little to offer for the price. Would Samsung’s cheaper Galaxy A range reach the expected sales figures for the S 20? The first leaks suggest yes.
AndroidHeadlines releases renderings for the next Samsung cell phone, which will likely be called the Galaxy A 11. The successor to the A 10 doesn’t seem completely different at first glance, but if the renderings are correct, you will certainly make considerable progress. Samsung would now trade the raindrop notch for an even more subtle perforated selfie camera while there are also two additional cameras on the back.
The cameras would get 13 MP, 5MP and 2MP resolution while the selfie camera would reach 8 megapixels. The screen would have a resolution of 6.2 inches in HD +. The media also writes on an example of 5000 mAh battery, which is a big exception for a budget smartphone. The Galaxy S 20 Ultra also has such a large battery, but it also doesn’t know how to handle the juice. If the much smaller Galaxy A 11 manages to optimize battery consumption, then Samsung could have gold in its hands.
Finally, another material. The Galaxy A 11 would get an Exynos series 7 processor in combination with 3 GB of RAM. No fireworks here, so in terms of performance, it will indeed be a fairly robust budget phone.
However, it is interesting to see how this successor A will soon complete the S-toppers. We don’t yet know exactly why the S 20 isn’t doing so well (maybe even attracting it), but price will still be a factor. If you can buy at least one piece or 5 Galaxy A 11 for the price of an S 20, then the Galaxy A 11 makes you think a little.
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