The New Samsung Galaxy A54 Drops to Its Record Low Price at $374
Although the Galaxy A54 is one of the latest Android mid-range phones recently launched by Samsung, Amazon now has the device at a record low price of $374 (17 percent off). That's an outright savings of $75 for a relatively brand-new offering.
The deal covers the black variant of the Samsung Galaxy A54, which is packed with 6 GB of RAM and 128 GB onboard storage. The unlocked model being listed is a US version, meaning its 5G and 4G bands are compatible with stateside carriers, including CDMA for Verizon and Sprint networks.
Samsung Galaxy A54 has a better camera and a brighter display
Samsung's Galaxy A54 has an updated design mirroring the more expensive Galaxy S23 series. It has this streamlined yet unique look at the rear while the front gets a centered punch-hole panel. Like with its last year's predecessor, there is also a water-resistant rating, so you wouldn't worry about accidentally dropping the phone in the pool.
- Also read: Samsung Galaxy A54 vs Galaxy A53 Comparison
With a 6.4-inch AMOLED display protected by a Corning Gorilla Glass 5, the Galaxy A54 is easy to operate with one hand. Quality-wise, the panel has been upgraded to produce higher peak brightness compared to the Galaxy A53, resulting in more legible output even in outdoor use.
Samsung gave the device an upgraded main camera that sports larger pixels than before. This theoretically enables better photos and videos, including in low-light scenes. What's retained is a crisp 4K video recording along with a 32 MP selfie camera. Furthermore, the Galaxy A54 has a faster Wi-Fi 6 and Bluetooth 5.3 connectivity along with a new AI-based Image Clipper tool.
What are your thoughts on this deal? Is the Samsung Galaxy A54 a worthy purchase at this rate? Tell us in the comments.
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