Samsung A35 5g

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SAMSUNG GALAXY F15 5G – RELEASED 03, 2024

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பார்க்க வேண்டிய அம்சங்கள் - TOP FEATURES

1.

RAM

8GB RAM

2.

Storage

128 | 256GB Internal, 1TB Card Slot

3.

OS

Android 14 (4 OS Updates+5 SUP) based One UI

4.

Battery

5000 mAh Battery, 25W Quick Charging (2 Days)

23 hours Internet Usage

26 hours Video Play

83 hours Audio Play

5.

Processor

Samsung Exynos 1380, 2.4 GHZ,

(Octa Core), GPU – Mali G68 MP5

6.

Display

6.6 Inches, FHD+, Super AMOLED, 120Hz, 16M Colors, 1000 Peak Nits, HDR, Gorilla Glass

7.

Camera

50MP+ 8MP+5MP     à (Back Camera) – Full HD, OIS, No Optical Zoom, Upto 10x Digital Zoom, Flash, 4k

13MP Front Camera à (Selfie Camera) – HD, FHD, No Flash, OIS, AF

8.

Price

ரூ. 30,999 (31k)

ரூ. 33,750 (33k)

9.

Weight

209g, 8.2MM Thickness

10.

Connector

Type C Port

11.

Hybrid Sim Slot

Yes (2 slots)

Other Features

4k, Wi-Fi, GPS, Image Editor, Bluetooth, Type C Audio Jack, Dual Speakers, IP67 Water Proof, NFC

Drawbacks

Hybrid Sim Slot, High Cost

Reason to Buy

Brand, Battery, Display, Design, Performance

User Rating: 4.2 / 5 Flipkart


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