Samsung Galaxy phones 2012-2014 available in 2015

In this article, we summarize the results of 2014 based on the specifications of Samsung smartphones introduced to customers. The range of models was quite large, and by early 2015, all of these devices were available for sale. Let’s review the key features of the most popular models.

Samsung Galaxy S5 and A Series

The undisputed leaders in performance among Samsung smartphones of 2014 were the Galaxy S5 and A7 from the A Series. The Galaxy S5 was the flagship with the best features, while the A Series attracted attention with its refined design, albeit with slightly lower specifications. Additionally, the ALPHA model had a smaller battery, and the K Zoom featured a larger camera. All of these devices came with Super AMOLED screens, with the S5 and A7 supporting Full HD resolution, while other models maintained HD resolution.

Key Features of the Models

Operating System and Interface: All devices run on Android 4.4.4 (KitKat), which was the current version of the operating system at the time of release, offering good performance and extensive customization options for the user interface.

Performance and Processors: The Galaxy S5 featured a powerful processor, significantly outpacing the models in the A Series. While the A7 uses the Qualcomm Snapdragon 615 processor, which is faster and more powerful than those in the other A Series models, such as the A5 and A3, which are equipped with the Snapdragon 410.

Design and Display: The A Series stands out with its elegant and stylish design, featuring a metal body, which was well-received by many users. All devices in this series have Super AMOLED displays, providing vibrant and rich colors. While the A7 has a 5.5-inch screen with Full HD resolution, the A5 and A3 models come with smaller HD-resolution screens.

Cameras: All models in the A Series feature a 13 MP main camera, which is on par with the Galaxy S5’s camera. However, the A3 offers a less powerful 8 MP camera. All Galaxy A smartphones also have 5 MP front cameras, which is a good specification for selfies.

Battery: In terms of battery life, the Galaxy A7 offers a 2600 mAh battery, which is a significant improvement over the smaller A5 and A3 models, which have 2300 mAh and 1900 mAh batteries, respectively.

Multitasking and Memory: All Galaxy A devices support memory expansion via microSD cards up to 64 GB, allowing users to store more data and apps. In terms of RAM, the A7 stands out with 2 GB of RAM, while the A3 only has 1 GB.

Network Capabilities: All smartphones support 2G, 3G, and 4G networks, ensuring fast data transfer and good coverage in most conditions.

Galaxy A Series Phone Chart