Samsung Galaxy A32 4G in for review

This is the Samsung Galaxy A32 4G and it's the middle child of this years' A seires - sitting about half way between the A02 and the A72.

It comes in a simple package with a 15W charger and a USB cable. Sadly there's no protective case in the box.

Not to be confused with the Galaxy A32 5G, which despite supporting next-gen networks is the decidedly less capable device. While the 5G model has a TFT display of 60Hz refresh rate, 48MP main camera and 13MP selfie camera, the 4G one we have here has an AMOLED display with 90Hz refresh rate, a 64MP main camera and a 20MP selfie camera.

The rear panel has an interesting design. The camera lenses are the only thing to protrude from and there's no camera island. The simple grey color is appealing, but the finish is glossy, which leads to more fingerprint retention than on the matte Galaxy A52 4G we have at the office as well.

The final key feature of the Galaxy A32 4G is the ample 5,000mAh battery, which paired with the 6.4-inch display should provide for ample running time.

We'll test all of this and more in our review, which should arrive sometime next week! Stay tuned!