The Galaxy A series represents an excellent intersection of performance and price, and now there's a new option sold straight on Google Fi. Google's offering the Galaxy A32 5G, announced at the start of this year, sold directly from the Fi store. It's $280 outright, which is only a little more than you'll find the phone unlocked. But as good a deal as that is, new Google Fi customers probably shouldn't pick one up.
Why not? Well, the A32 is a capable little phone. Sorry, no: it's a capable big phone, because it's 6.5 inches with a 720p LCD display at 90Hz, and it's packing a massive 5000mAh battery underneath. The processor is a MediaTek 720 5G, paired with 4GB of RAM and 64GB of storage (on this model; 128GB versions do exist). It has no less than four rear cameras, 48/8/5/2 megapixels, plus a respectable 13MP front-facing camera. And, mercifully, it's running Android 11 at launch.
