Galaxy A

Basic Galaxy. The Galaxy A14 represents the entry into Samsung's A series. We test the basic model with 4G and 64 GB of storage. Will the Galaxy feeling arise even with the smallest "A" smartphone, or is the equipment already outdated?
Mediatek Helio G80 | ARM Mali-G52 MP2 | 6.60" | 201 g

A generous upgrade. The Galaxy A14 5G comes in hot this year with its high resolution display and fast memory. In other areas, the Samsung phone has room for improvement. In this review, you can find out about what makes this smartphone still worth buying.
MediaTek Dimensity 700 | ARM Mali-G57 MP2 | 6.60" | 202 g

Really awesome? The Galaxy A54 5G is the poster child for Samsung's mid-range devices. Our review highlights upgrades over last year's model, especially the SoC, display brightness, a new sensor for the main camera as well as eSIM support. The smartphone's design has also been given an overhaul and is reminiscent of the Galaxy S series.
Samsung Exynos 1380 | ARM Mali-G68 MP5 | 6.40" | 202 g

Added value. Samsung's Galaxy A34 5G is the latest mid-range model of the Galaxy A series, comes with a Galaxy S23 look and does a few things better than its predecessor. The Super AMOLED screen has grown to 6.6 inches and achieves more than 1000 cd/m². The inexpensive smartphone has also improved in terms of processor performance and storage capacity.
MediaTek Dimensity 1080 | ARM Mali-G68 MP4 | 6.60" | 199 g