Two new Samsung phones have been certified by China’s TENAA. The phones which have model numbers SM-A3050 and SM-A3058.
Looking at the model number of the two phones, you won’t be wrong to say these network variants of the Galaxy A30. However, their specs are far from similar to that of the Galaxy A30 which already launched. In fact, they are actually very similar to the specs of the Galaxy M30 (SM-M305F).
The Samsung SM-A3050 (and SM-A3085) has a 6.4-inch AMOLED display like the M30 but has a lower 1560 x 720 HD+ resolution. The TENAA listing says it will come with a 1.8GHz or 1.6GHz octa-core processor paired with 4GB, 6GB or 8GB of RAM and 64GB or 128GB of expandable storage.
The phone has the same camera setup as the M30. There is a 13MP + 5MP + 5MP triple camera combo on the rear of the device and a 16MP sensor in front for selfies.
The Samsung SM-A3050 runs Android 9 Pie, has a fingerprint scanner, and packs a 4900mAh battery with support for fast charging. It will come in black, gold, and blue. Its dimensions are given as 75.1 x 159 x 8.4 mm and its weight is 174 grams.
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There are no images yet. However, that seems to be the least worry. For a phone with up to 8GB of RAM, having an HD+ display is pretty unusual. We have a feeling this listing is mixed up and hope TENAA corrects it soon.
