Today is a good day for the Korean manufacturer as it continues propelling at high speed with news in the form of new smartphones that counterattack all those terminals that want to take away that position, no longer so dominant, that it still has and that allows it to face heavyweight fighters such as Apple. Few are those who can say that they can come face to face with those on the block, something that Samsung can boast of, apart from being one of those that has allowed Android to become what it is today.
If those three phones that arrived more or less a year ago have managed to motivate Samsung to release a second generation, it will be for something. Above all, for launching phones that are not badly priced and that lead us to that premium design that we have later seen in the Galaxy S6 and Note 5. Now we have the three freshly washed and combed for their father, Samsung, to show us how well they are going to do when I take them out for a walk and are the claim of thousands of users. The Galaxy A3, A5 and A7 are already official with a new shape in what is the camera lens and its position, while having more rounded corners. Possibly the latter is a clue of what awaits us on the Galaxy S7 In the design.
Making way for the Galaxy S7
In the first generation, apart from what was good terminals from the Korean manufacturer, it served us to intuit what would bring us in the new Galaxy S6. A Galaxy S6 that we were looking forward to so that, at least visually, it would change to that plastic that had dominated this S series since the S3.
Now we have the second that stick with that premium design, although in the materials is where the difference is really found with a matte finish that passes to a better life and that was the present in the first generation. Glass and metal are the two hallmarks for the body of these three phones that follow what is seen in the Galaxy S6.
We also have the fingerprint scanner on the home key for both the A5 and the A7, so let's get to know the vicissitudes of each of these three smartphones that want to attract the attention of the general public, although they continue to dream of those who arrive from China ...
Galaxy A5 and Galaxy A7
The new Galaxy A5 and Galaxy A7 share almost the same specifications although where they differ, obviously, is in the screen with a 5,5-inch Super AMOLED 1080p resolution for the A7, while the A5 dwarfs to 5,2 inches at the same resolution.
They both have Exynos 7 Octa-core processor at a clock speed of 1.6 GHz like the SoC that will make all the processes work, while in the RAM we go to 2 GB in the A5 to have 3 GB in the A7. The camera goes to 13MP on the back and 5 MP on the front for both, with the great advantage that in this second generation it can be said that they have OIS or what is optical image stabilization.
Where Samsung take a step forward it's on drums, from what is a 3.300 mAh for the A7, than it was with 2.600 mAh, to the A5 with 2.900 mAh, leaving behind those 2.300 mAh in the first A5. By having more battery we do not have to say that its thickness is greater.
Galaxy A3
Samsung with these phones wants to reach all types of users, and right now we have a wide range of them where they want one with a large screen such as the A7 with its 5,5 ″, or those 4,7 ″ of the Galaxy A3 with resolution 1080p. This second generation A3 has a Exynos quad-core 7580 chip at a clock speed of 1.5 GHz and what is a RAM of 1.5 GB.
La rear camera with 13 MP, which increases compared to the previous A3 with 8 MP, while the front remains at a 5MP. The battery goes from what those 1.900 mAh were to the current 2.300.
In short, these three new smartphones are an update of what was the first generation. Something expected and that confirms that Samsung will continue to bet with this series to try to continue to remain in a good position in that market that is swinging as if we were facing a great storm. The Korean manufacturer holds on to the neck in a strong way with these three new terminals. Now we can only wait to see if that Galaxy S7 from January will bring blue skies and the possibility of unfolding the sails to take the wind in favor.
