This year the Galaxy A series went from being a line of upper mid-range phones to a mix of entry-level, mid-range, and premium/upper mid-range devices, thanks to the cancellation of the Galaxy J series.
The new Galaxy A series already has several members starting from the entry-level Galaxy A10 to the mid-range Galaxy A40 and to the Galaxy A80 which currently sits at the top. Samsung is planning to release more models such as the Snapdragon 855-powered Galaxy A90 and the budget Galaxy A10s.
According to the latest reports, the Korean smartphone company has already registered the names for next year’s models at the European Union Intellectual Property Office.
The document shows Samsung has registered the following names for 2020’s Galaxy A series:
- Galaxy A11
- Galaxy A21
- Galaxy A31
- Galaxy A41
- Galaxy A51
- Galaxy A61
- Galaxy A71
- Galaxy A81
- Galaxy A91
We are not sure if these are all the Galaxy A phones that will launch next year, but knowing Samsung we are pretty sure there will be more with “e” and “s” suffixes.
We also believe some of these phones will launch under the Galaxy M line in some other markets. The Galaxy A40s, for example, is sold as the Galaxy M30 in markets outside China. The Galaxy A60 sold in China is also the same device sold as the Galaxy M40 in India.
(Via)
