The Samsung Galaxy A32 5G's excellent battery life and impressive design are a winning combination for budget-phone shoppers, but AT&T customers will want to buy it directly from the carrier ...

Review: Samsung Galaxy A32 5G With two-day battery life and reliable cameras, this Android smartphone is the renaissance gadget in a world of cheap phones.

The Galaxy A32 5G is a great cheap 5G option, especially in the US. For $280, you get a big phone that has a lot to offer, despite shortcomings like a subpar display and middling performance.

Samsung launches Galaxy A52 5G, A42 5G, A32 5G, A12, and A02s in US Samsung's mid-tier smartphones will have prices between $100 and $500, but the company won't bring the Galaxy A72 5G to the US.

It will be sold through AT&T, starting Friday. At that price, the Galaxy A13 is even cheaper than the Galaxy A32, which was Samsung's cheapest 5G phone when it debuted in the US in April for $280.

Samsung isn't overly chatty regarding the bill of materials on the Galaxy A32 5G. That's pretty understandable since, from what we can tell, it's just ...

Samsung Galaxy A32 comes with a 6.4-inch display of FHD+ resolution with 1080x2400 pixel resolution and a refresh rate of 90Hz. The phone’s display is a Super AMOLED panel with an Infinity-U notch.

The Samsung A32 5G is a cheap 5G Android phone that’s ready for the future. It offers a large 6.5-inch display, excellent battery life, and comes with four years of security updates.

That’s a pretty good deal. In the context of Samsung’s Galaxy A lineup, it’s situated between the Galaxy A52 5G and the A32 5G, two very good options in their own price brackets.

The price point is roughly the same, which was clearly Samsung's main goal, but for that to happen, the A32 5G comes with an LCD display instead of an OLED. A lower-res HD+ one, at that, stuck at ...

The Samsung Galaxy A32 5G packs everything you want in a sub-$300 device. Learn all about it in our Samsung Galaxy A32 5G review.