characteristics, price and technical file

Although we already had a good ration of Samsung at the beginning of the year with the Unpacked of the Galaxy S25the Korean company has not let the opportunity to announce new devices within the framework of the MWC 2025. If we already had the high range on the table, what made sense is that Samsung took advantage of this event to renew its mid -range, and it has been. We already have among us the new galaxy A, being the most powerful, the Samsung Galaxy A56 5gwho stars this text.

He Samsung Galaxy A55 5g It was, without a doubt, one of the star terminals of the Samsung catalog during the last year. The Galaxy A56 5G comes to collect the witness and update the Middle range. Because? Because although Samsung has taken it easy, the artificial intelligence that we have already seen in the high range finally reaches the most affordable models. At least partly.

Samsung Galaxy A56 5G technical record

A family design

Samsung has not reinvented the wheel with its new Galaxy A56, but has taken what already worked and has updated it. Thus, we have a slightly larger device than its predecessor, Quite thinner (almost a millimeter) and significantly lighter (198 grams compared to 213 of the Galaxy A55). The rear retains that sober, but elegant finish, to which Samsung has accustomed us to a camera module somewhat more striking than that of the previous model.

As far as the screen is concerned, Samsung has mounted a 6.7 -inch Super Amoled panel with FullHD resolution and up to 120 Hz of refreshment rate. It is a competent panel, at least on paper, and what attracts the most attention is its maximum brightness. Samsung has preferred not to get into the Nits War And, instead, he has opted for a safe figure and that works: 1,200 maximum brightness nits. The screen, by the way, is flat.

Exy us under the hood (and finally, AI)

If we open the hood we will see a processor Exynos 1580 and eight Gigas of RAM that we can combine with 128 or 256 Gigas of internal storage. The key, however, is not the power, but the software. The Galaxy A56 5g comes out with Android 15, One UI 7 And artificial intelligence leads to the most affordable prices, something that until now we had only seen in high -end models. He

In fact, It is the Galaxy A56 5g that has more functionssince it is the only model that has “better face” and “Nightgraphy”. However, he shares with his brothers Galaxy A36 5G and Galaxy A26 5g the draft objects, the filters based on AI and Circle to Search. Samsung, however, has not mentioned Galaxy AI, so the deployment of AI functions does not seem total, but rather a first incursion with options more focused on creativity. Moreover, these functions of AI are more from Google than of Samsung, really.

As for the battery, the Korean firm has managed to keep the 5,000 mAh capacity Despite the obvious reduction in thickness and weight. Fast charge is in the hands of a 45W power system. All this will boost Android 15 with One UI 7, as we advanced before, and will do it for longer. Because? Because Samsung has pledged to offer “up to six generations of updates of the Android and One UI operating system”, as well as six years of security updates.

Triple camera with the basics

We end with the camera. The Samsung Galaxy A56 5G incorporates a Main sensor of 50 megapixels With OIS, a great angle of 12 megapixels and a macro of five megapixels. The front camera is in the hands of a 12 megapixel sensor of resolution.

It is a simple and known photographic lot in which we continue to miss the telephoto, something that is still relegated to the high -end models. The most striking is, in addition to the editing options through AI, the possibility of recording video with 10 -bit HDR.

Versions and price of Samsung Galaxy A56 5g

He Samsung Galaxy A56 5g It will be available in black, gray, olive and pink, as well as in two versions of RAM and internal storage. Its price is as follows:

• Samsung Galaxy A56 5g 8/128 GB: 479 euros.
• Samsung Galaxy A56 5g 8/256 GB: 529 euros.

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