The price of the Samsung Galaxy A14 5G has been reduced in India

Samsung has implemented a temporary price reduction for the Galaxy A14 5G in India, a phone that was introduced earlier this year in the country. Having already received the Android 14-based One UI 6.0 update, the Galaxy A14 5G stands out as a well-rounded and affordable option from Samsung. The 4GB RAM and 64GB storage variant is now priced at INR 13,499, while the version with 6GB RAM and 128GB storage is available at INR 15,999. For those seeking greater storage capacity, the 8GB RAM and 256GB storage variant can be obtained for INR 17,999. These prices include an INR 1,000 cashback applicable to purchases made using an Axis Bank credit or debit card.

Samsung's most affordable 5G smartphone, the Galaxy A14 5G, is offered in three colors: Black, Dark Red, and Light Green. It can be purchased from all Samsung Stores, the Samsung.com online store, and various authorized offline and online retailers throughout India.

Samsung Galaxy A55 renders leak

The Galaxy A55 is poised to become Samsung's next premium mid-range phone, and a lot of information about the upcoming device is already available, with leaks likely continuing until its official unveiling. A recent leak has provided high-quality renders and a 360-degree video of the Galaxy A55, offering a comprehensive view of the phone's design. Surprisingly, the A55 exhibits a striking resemblance to the Galaxy A54, particularly in terms of overall design, though there are notable changes. The most significant alteration is the adoption of a flat frame, akin to what the Galaxy S24 and Galaxy S24+ will feature. While there have been rumors suggesting a potential metal frame for the Galaxy A55 and A35, the leak does not touch upon this aspect.

On the front, the renders showcase smaller bezels compared to the Galaxy A54. However, it's worth noting that renders and press images may not always accurately represent a device's bezels, necessitating a hands-on assessment to determine if Samsung has addressed the Galaxy A54's bezel concerns with its sequel.

In terms of hardware, the Galaxy A55 is noteworthy as the first mid-range Samsung phone to incorporate the company's Xclipse GPUs, based on AMD's RDNA2 architecture. However, the real-world performance of the Exynos 1480, the chip within the A55, remains to be seen. The Exynos 1380's implementation in the Galaxy A54 was deemed lackluster, but there is optimism that Samsung has invested more effort into the Exynos 1480 and the Galaxy A55.