Earlier this month, Samsung officially launched the Galaxy A14 5G smartphone, which is selling like hotcakes due to its striking features at an affordable price range. Now Samsung officially unveiled the new Galaxy A14 4G in Malaysia.
Notably, this smartphone brings users four years of security updates and two years of warranty. Customers can enjoy a free Samsung Care+ 1-year extended warranty when they purchase the Galaxy A14 starting 15 March till 31 December 2023.
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Moreover, the Samsung Galaxy A14 4G smartphone brings an improved 13MP front camera for a huge leap in selfie quality compared to its predecessor. The phone’s fast Exynos 850 processor and signature Galaxy features ensure awesome experiences with an expansive and smooth display and multi-day battery.
Out of the box, the Galaxy A14 4G comes with the latest Android 13-based One UI 5.1 and supports up to two generations of OS upgrades and up to four years of security updates. Moreover, the company claims that the device is crafted with eco-friendly materials and meets sustainability goals.
Samsung Galaxy A14 4G Features and Specs
- Galaxy’s signature design with sleek uni-body and outline, flat camera housing, and lenticular texture on the back cover.
- Spectacular experience with Full HD+ Resolution on a massive 6.6” screen
- 13MP front camera, which is 1.6 times higher resolution than the previous model
- 50MP main camera, 5MP ultra-wide camera, and 2MP macro camera.
- Massive 5000 mAh, multi-day battery, and improved adaptive power management based on usage patterns
- Large, expandable storage for you to save more photos, videos and documents, with up to 1TB of extra storage by simply sliding a microSD card
- Use RAM Plus to launch more apps quicker and manage the memory in a more efficiently.
- New privacy optimization feature that comes with security monitoring with color indications and convenient security management with designated setting suggestions.
- The latest One UI 5.1 with up to two OS updates and security updates for four years.
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