The Galaxy A30 and Galaxy A31 were simple mid-range phones that targeted customers who didn’t need many bells and whistles. That would have been true for the Galaxy A32 as well, only Samsung has made the phone stand out by equipping it with a high refresh rate display, which has only been seen on flagship Galaxy phones up till this point.
It’s a 90Hz (Full HD+) panel so it’s not the best you can get, but for a lower mid-range Galaxy smartphone, it’s a fancy feature that no one had expected. However, like the Galaxy A31, the Galaxy A32 is powered by a MediaTek chipset, which instantly brings its ability to offer a good experience on a high refresh rate screen into question.
But hey, the Galaxy A32 isn’t a one-trick pony. Even if you never use the high refresh rate, you’re getting a few other attractive features, like a 5,000 mAh battery, a 64MP quad-camera setup, and the latest Android and Samsung software out of the box.
