Galaxy A10s Confirmed By Samsung; Dual Rear Cameras & 4,000mAh Battery

The Galaxy A10s has already been around on the Internet for quite a while. It will most likely be launched as the successor to the Samsung Galaxy A10 that launched earlier in the year. The A10s will come with several upgrades over the A10. Until this point, we only got a few rumored and leaked specs of the phone. However, the brand has not only confirmed its existence but also give us a lot of details we should know about the phone.

Samsung Galaxy A10s: Availability & Colours

Even though the brand officially confirmed the existence of the A10s, it didn’t reveal the exact launch date. The phone will come in India in four colour variants - Black, Red, Blue, and Green.

Samsung Galaxy A10s: Specifications

The handset will sport a 6.2-inch TFT LCD screen just like its predecessor. The display will have HD+ resolution, an aspect ratio of 19.5:9, and a dewdrop notch on the front, which Samsung calls Infinity-V. The brand doesn’t reveal the chipset in the poster, but it does suggest that the Galaxy A10 will be powered by an octa-core processor with four of its core clocked at 1.5GHz and the other four clocked at 2GHz. Samsung also reveals that users can only purchase a single variant of the A10s with 2GB of RAM and 32GB of storage. However, you can further expand its storage using a microSD card slot. It will also pack a larger 4,000 mAh battery compared to the 3,400 mAh unit on the A10. Another huge upgrade on the upcoming Galaxy A10s is its rear fingerprint reader, something that the A10 lacks.

Samsung also goes for a few upgrades in the camera aspect. The A10s will feature a dual-camera setup, including a 13MP main sensor and a 2MP depth sensor. In comparison, the A10 is only packed with a single 13MP primary camera with a slightly larger aperture of f/1.9. On the front, it will still have the same 8MP selfie camera.