In terms of specifications, the Galaxy A20 comes with a 6.4-inch HD+ Infinity-V Super AMOLED display, Exynos 7884 octa-core CPU, 13 MP + 5 MP dual camera setup on the back, 8 MP front camera, 3 GB RAM, 32 GB storage, microSD slot, USB Type-C port, 4,000mAh battery, 15W fast charging, and Android 9 Pie with Samsung’s One UI on top. The spec sheet shows that Samsung created the Galaxy A20 by borrowing some specs from the A10 and some from the A30.
The Galaxy A20 will be available in red, blue and black color options. It is priced at INR 12,490 (~$180) for the 3GB/32GB variant in India. Interestingly, Samsung is not offering any other storage options, probably because a higher-end variant will be too close to the A30 in terms of specs and pricing. It will be available for purchase from April 8 onwards at all online and offline retailers across the country.
Samsung’s budget lineup in India is getting crowded with new M and A series devices. Most of these models share many core features and are priced not far apart. While the strategy helps the company to address as many market segments as possible, it also carries the risk of confusing the customer and diluting the brand appeal.
