Samsung Galaxy A11

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Samsung Galaxy A11
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Brand Samsung
Manufacturer Samsung Electronics
Type Touchscreen Smartphone
Series A Series
First releasedMay 1, 2020
Predecessor Samsung Galaxy A10
Samsung Galaxy A10s
Successor Samsung Galaxy A12
Dimensions161.4 mm (6.35 in) H
76.3 mm (3.00 in) W
8 mm (0.31 in) D
Weight177 g (6.2 oz)
Operating system Android 10 with One UI Core 2
System-on-chip Snapdragon 450
CPU 1.8GHz Octa-core
GPU Adreno 506
Memory2GB or 3GB RAM
Storage32GB or 64GB
Removable storage MicroSD, up to 512GB
Battery4000 mAh Li-Polymer Battery
Rear cameraMain: 13 MP, f/1.8, 28mm; Ultra-wide: 5MP, f/2.2; Depth: 2MP, f/2.4
Front camera 8 MP, f/2.0
Display6.4 inch HD+ IPS LCD
Data inputsSensors:

Other:

  • Physical sound volume keys
  • USB-C Port
ModelSM-A115x
(last letter varies by carrier and international models)
References [1]

The Samsung Galaxy A11 is an entry-level Android smartphone developed by Samsung Electronics. It was first announced on March 13, 2020, as a successor to the Samsung Galaxy A10. A similar device, Galaxy M11, was first released in March 2020, but with a larger battery capacity (5000 mAh), also the M11 was being sold in Western Europe officially. [2]

Contents

While the Galaxy A01 and Galaxy A11 were skipped in Western Europe, China and South Korea, Samsung released their successors, Galaxy A02s and Galaxy A12.

Design

The A11 is considerably less compact than its predecessor, measuring 161.4 mm × 76.3 mm × 8 mm, and it weighs 177 g, 9 grams more than the A10. Looks-wise, the Galaxy A11 looks fairly similar to the Galaxy A10. It has a thin wraparound bezel surrounding the display, with a considerably bigger bottom bezel. Both phones have a fingerprint scanner on the back, and the camera's positioning is on the top-left on both phones. However, the camera array is the biggest design difference between the A10s and A11. While both have their cameras contained in a small vertical oval, the A11 has an extra camera (making said oval bigger vertically), and the flash has been moved to the right of the depth sensor (the top-most camera) rather than below the oval. In addition, the selfie camera's design is different. The A10s had a teardrop notch, while the A11 has a hole-punch in the top-left corner. Also, on the A11, every physical button is on the right side, while on the A10s, the volume buttons were on the left. The A11 comes in four different colors: Black, White, Red and Blue

Specifications

Hardware

The Samsung Galaxy A11 has a 6.4" PLS TFT display, with a 1560x720 (HD+) resolution. The phone has a 1.8 GHz Octa-core CPU, a Qualcomm Snapdragon 450 SoC, [3] [4] [5] and comes with 32 GB of storage (which can be expanded using a microSD card up to 512 GB, for a max total of 544 GB) and either 2 or 3 GB of RAM. The phone has a 4000 mAh battery, and supports 15 W fast charging.

Cameras

Unlike the Galaxy A10, which had only one rear camera, the A11 has three. The specs of the main camera are pretty much the same, save for a slight increase in aperture (f/1.8, up from f/1.9). The A11 also has an ultrawide camera, which will be a 5 MP sensor behind an f/2.2 lens. The A11 also has a 2 MP, f/2.4 sensor for depth info. The selfie camera received a bump to 8 MP (up from 5). From top to bottom, the order of the cameras is depth sensor, main, ultrawide.

Software

The Galaxy A11 shipped with Android 10 under One UI Core 2. It received the Android 11/One UI Core 3 update in 2021. It received its final major software update, Android 12/One UI Core 4, in late 2022. [6]

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References

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