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Samsung Galaxy A5 vs A3 vs S7: What’s the difference?

Posted on January 4, 2017January 7, 2019 By Jarvis

Samsung has announced the Galaxy A5 and Galaxy A3 smartphones atCES 2017, adding two mid-tier devices to its portfolio.

The A5 and A3 will be available towards the end of January, plugging the gap in the wait for the Galaxy S8 flagship, which is expected to appear later this year. Here is how the two new devices compare to each other and 2016’s Galaxy S7.

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Samsung Galaxy A5 vs A3 vs S7: Design

  • All 7.9mm slim
  • All have IP68 waterproofing
  • All have front-mounted fingerprint sensors
    …
    ReadĀ fullĀ post here:
    https://www.pocket-lint.com/phones/buyers-guides/samsung/139848-samsung-galaxy-a5-vs-a3-vs-s7-what-s-the-difference
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