Samsung Galaxy A52 And Galaxy A72 Launched In India
Samsung has announced the launch and sale of Galaxy A52 and Galaxy A72 in India. Both the Galaxy A Series smartphones get a 64MP Quad Camera with OIS, Space Zoom, Single Take and 4K Video Snap, water and dust resistance (IP67 rating), 90Hz refresh rate.
Galaxy A52 sports a 6.5-inch AMOLED Infinity-O display with a 90Hz refresh rate. Whereas Galaxy A72 gets a 6.7-inch AMOLES Infinity-O display with a 90Hz refresh rate. Both Galaxy A52 and Galaxy A72 are water and dust resistant with an IP67 rating.
Under the hood, Both the devices are powered by a 2.2GHz octa-core Qualcomm Snapdragon 720G 8nm processor. Galaxy A52 comes coupled with upto 8GB of RAM whereas Galaxy A72 is mated to 8GB RAM.
The new Galaxy A Series sports a 64MP quad rear camera set-up with ultra-wide lens and macro lens. Galaxy A72 camera system goes one step further by including a telephoto lens enabling 3 times Optical Zoom. Both Galaxy A52 and Galaxy A32 come with a 32MP front camera for selfies and video chats.
Both Galaxy A52 and Galaxy A72 feature a refreshed design and are available in four different colors - Awesome Violet, Awesome Black, Awesome White and Awesome Blue - with a soft haze finish.
With efficient AI battery management, Galaxy A52 and Galaxy A72 claimed to deliver up to two-days battery life. Galaxy A52 gets a 4500mAh battery while the Galaxy A72 gets a 5000mAh battery.
Price and Availability
Galaxy A72 is priced at INR 34999 for 8GB+128GB and 37999 for 8GB+256GB while Galaxy A52 is priced at INR 26499 for 6GB+128GB variant and INR 27999 for 8GB+128GB variant.
As an introductory offer, consumers can get cashback up to INR 3000 on HDFC Bank credit cards, debit cards, and EMI transactions for Galaxy A72 and up to INR 2000 cashback on Galaxy A52. Alternately, customers can get a cashback of INR 2000 and INR 1500 on Galaxy A72 and Galaxy A52 respectively on EMI transactions done via Zest Money. Consumers can also avail of attractive No Cost EMI offers, with zero down payment and processing charges, across major banks and NBFC partners.
