Samsung Galaxy A42 5G

Samsung Galaxy A42 5G
(Quad cameras & water drop Notch )
Samsung announced the cheapest 5G phone," Samsung Galaxy A42". The smartphone maker has published a tease. The launch is not very far off. The phone is announced September 02, 2020, and expected to release in November 2020.
Design:
Samsung Galaxy A42 design does not get a visual overhaul,it does not have more polish to it. The backside seems to be plastic. Samsung is again going to release the flagship with a polycarbonate frame. It is embossed in a printed gradient design. The Samsung holographic finish rounds it off. It comes in charcoal and eye-catching eye edition. The display rumoured is spinning about ‘6.1’ to ‘6.6’. It is still on the AMOLED Panel reaching FHD resolution. The main camera might be upgrading from the last generation 48MP sensor to a higher resolution 64Mp Lens as well.
Camera:
The extra lens makes for the Quad camera setup. The bezels on the front side have trimmed. Moreover, it has dropped a notch carved into the screen. There is no fingerprint scanner found to be anywhere. The set- up of the quad-camera featured 48Mega Megapixels. The ultra-wide camera consists of 8MP along with 5MP Macro lens and depth lens 5MP.
Price:
Samsung Galaxy A42 5G will cost €369 (~$437) when it releases in Europe in November. It is cheaper than the current lowest price 5G. The Samsung galaxy A51 5G starts at $500.
Processor:
Qualcomm introduced their newest 750G processor. It is designed with a focus on HDR gaming and enables the 5G. The chipset will power the upcoming mid-range Galaxy A42. It will also assure an affordable Samsung. The Geek bench has already been tested on the phone. The listing reveals the raw performance and leaps over the SAMSUNG GALAXY A41 and media Tek Helio P65
Battery:
Samsung galaxy underwhelming Li-Po 5000 mAh battery and 15 Watt fast charging. The A42 will run on 5,000 mAh. The cell that charges over 18 W
Features
It comes with the features Fingerprint (under display, optical), accelerometer, gyro, proximity, compass.