Samsung’s Affordable Galaxy A15 5G Phone Offers OLED Display, 50MP Camera for Just $139

The affordable A series from Samsung always brings a train setting feature that is more than enough for an affordable one at a cheaper price. The Galaxy A15 5G is the next one on the line, which will be out soon. The Walmart shopping website lists some impressive specifications for the low-cost smartphone A15 5G. This also applies to the OLED display that is rumored.

It’s interesting to note that for the Galaxy A series, this will be the first Samsung phone with an OLED panel. When compared to its predecessors, that is a significant improvement. This is a major improvement over the Galaxy A14 5G and other LCD-equipped Galaxy A1X series phones, as it is the first time Samsung has added an OLED panel to an entry-level Galaxy A series phone.

It appears that Samsung wants to replace all of the A-series models with OLED displays. OLED displays were also included in Galaxy A2X series devices earlier this year. Among the lineup, the Galaxy A24 was the first phone with a 90Hz AMOLED screen. The phone’s camera setup is also mentioned in the listing. Three cameras are planned for the Galaxy A15 5G, including a 2 MP macro, a 5 MP ultrawide, and a 50 MP main camera for the rear camera system, along with a 13 MP selfie camera in the front, respectively.

The Galaxy A15 will most likely be powered by a MediaTek processor, the Dimensity 6100 Plus; however, it isn’t confirmed. It was stated that memory storage includes 4GB of RAM, and the internal storage will be around 128 GB. It is evident that the gadget will be running on Android 14 pre-installed on it. And compatible for daily usage, the gadget will have a decent battery life of 5000 mAh with a charging capability of 25W.

All these features on the go for just $139 is something that no one doesn’t want to let go of, but as of now, the gadget on the Walmart website is showing us out of stock. Whenever it is out for purchase, it is a great choice to go with, not regretting the price that was put on it.

Thanks to “Wallmart“