In terms of aesthetics, each model is distinguished by very specific design choices.
The Samsung Galaxy A35 5G adopts a very minimalist look with photo sensors almost “placed” directly on the back, without visible borders or frames, thus offering a refined appearance. It comes in blue, dark blue, lilac and lime, with a metal frame that reinforces its premium look. Its slightly rounded profile at the buttons adds a touch of subtle elegance. z
For its part, the Samsung Galaxy A15 5G follows the brand’s minimalist trend with photo sensors on the back arranged without artifice, offering a refined look. Available in midnight blue, light blue and lime with a matte finish, it features subtle reflections that emphasize its discretion.
In terms of size, the Samsung Galaxy A35 5G is the largest. It is also the heaviest model in the selection while the Samsung Galaxy A15 5G is the most compact.
Batteries: autonomy and charging speed
All selected smartphones have 5000 mAh batteries, which guarantees good autonomy for daily use. The Galaxy A35 5G and Galaxy A15 5G support 25-watt charging.
Which is the most powerful and which is the best screen?
The Galaxy A35 5G is powered by an Exynos 1380, accompanied by 8 GB of RAM and an additional 8 GB of virtual memory. The Galaxy A15 5G is equipped with a MediaTek Dimensity 6100+, more modest with 4 GB of RAM, but still expandable with 4 GB of virtual RAM. Both smartphones have a definition of 1080×2340 or 2400 pixels, with AMOLED screens.
Photos and connectivity: what are the differences?
Samsung offers 50 megapixel main sensors, but the Galaxy A35 5G benefits from optical stabilization, which significantly improves the quality of photos in difficult conditions.
Finally, in terms of connectivity, the Galaxy A35 5G has IP67 certification, making it more resistant to water and dust.
