The 2019 range of Samsung Galaxy A smartphones has been a hit with phone fans. We are already waiting for the affordable smartphones that we will see in 2020. Now we have heard of their names, but the names are not as glamorous as we thought.
According to Samsung's trademarks registered with the European Union Intellectual Property Office and identified by the Dutch website LetsGoDigital, the names of the new series of Galaxy A smartphones will only add a "1" to the corresponding models of the current series . be A11, A21, A31, A41, A51, A61, A71 and A81.
If you expected to see the Samsung Galaxy A100 and then the A1000 in 2021 (because, let's face it, things with "thousand" still sound good), then you will be disappointed if these brands are used.
Samsung wisely gave its 2019 A phones, including the Galaxy A30, the very affordable Galaxy, the very popular Galaxy A50, and the weird and still weird Galaxy A80, more distinct names than those of 2018 and the previous one, thus labeled quite confusing, and they were amazing. So it stands to reason that Samsung doesn't change the names of the 2020 models too much.
We still don't know much about the Galaxy A 2020 series phones, but rumors about possible spin-offs like the Samsung Galaxy A70S and the enigmatic Samsung Galaxy A90 have slightly obliterated the tracks.
We will probably have more news of these phones in early 2020, after the launch of the Samsung Galaxy S11, as that would echo the launch of the Galaxy A 2019 phones after the announcement of the Galaxy S10.
There will probably be a lot more rumors and leaks around the devices before then, so stay tuned to LaComparacion to keep up to date.