Samsung has launched<\/a> its 2024 midrange phone lineup, which combines weaker specs and feature sets with more alluring prices than its flagship handsets<\/a>. The Galaxy A55 and A35 have 6.6-inch Super AMOLED displays. For the first time in its budget handsets, the company included Knox Vault, a walled-off security section that debuted in the Galaxy S21<\/a>.<\/p>\n Both Android 14<\/a>-running phones have FHD+ (2220×1080) displays (374 pixels per inch) and variable refresh rates up to 120Hz. Like last year\u2019s Galaxy A54<\/a>, both include Samsung\u2019s Vision Booster feature, which adjusts the screen\u2019s tone mapping based on ambient lighting conditions. Their 6.6-inch diagonal measurements (not accounting for rounded corners) are a slight bump up from the A54\u2019s 6.4 inches.<\/p>\n Samsung\u2019s official materials didn\u2019t list the phones\u2019 processors, but Android Police<\/em> reports<\/a> the A55 uses an Exynos 1480, while the A35 settles for a slower Exynos 1380. RAM comes in different configurations: 8GB or 12GB in the A55 and 6GB or 8GB in the cheaper A35. Your storage options are 128GB or 256GB in each handset, but only the A55 has a microSD card slot.<\/p>\n