Samsung Galaxy A 2016

Last December marked not only preparing for the holiday feast, but also novelties from the world of high technology. This, of course, talking about the renewal of the line of Galaxy A South Korean manufacturer Samsung. Senior representatives of memorable supporting rapid charging function, the presence of the optical stabilization and attractive appearance. It turns out, that’s where the benefits do not end there. In addition to the aforementioned devices can boast a remarkable autonomy, which figures ahead of the vast majority of competitors in the market. What they ended up? Let’s find out.

First of all, it is worth mentioning some of the characteristics of devices. In particular, a senior representative of the range Samsung Galaxy A7 got 5.5-inch Super AMOLED display with a resolution of 1920 x 1080 pixels. Inside, it has eight cores with a clock speed of 1.6 GHz and 3 GB of RAM. Photos creates a 13-megapixel camera.

 Galaxy A 2016

As for the Galaxy A5, its characteristics are quite similar. The main visual difference – 5.2-inch display with a resolution of exactly the same. Battery capacity is 2900 mAh. At the same time this indicator Galaxy A7 battery is 3300 mAh. Although far from record numbers, the autonomy of new products is at a height.

The results of testing of the resource shared by representatives of phonearena . They re-tested the device in a fairly heavy load, and compared them to the competition.

Samsung Galaxy A

In general, the experiment was a success. Samsung Galaxy A7 held for 9 hours 57 minutes, while the Galaxy A5 – 9:00 55 minutes. For comparison, adored by many iPhone 6s was able to work for 8 hours and 15 minutes, Samsung Galaxy S6 – 7:00 14 minutes, a relatively new Nexus 6P – 6:00 24 minutes.

A full charge from a senior representative of the ruler is carried out 100 minutes, while the Galaxy A5 should be left near the outlet at 96 minutes.

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New smartphones Samsung Galaxy A have outstanding autonomy
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