Breaking news! Samsung is a Nothing clone! Well, not really, but according to a recent report from its native Korea, it will get closer to the new brand’s camera-related ideology next year.
The future Samsung Galaxy A24, A34, and A54 models, scheduled for sale in 2023, reportedly won’t have pointless depth detecting cameras. To become more like Nothing, a firm that just unveiled a phone with just two camera sensors—the primary one and the ultrawide one—will not also eliminate the nearly worthless macro cameras from these phones.
The majority of mid-range devices in that price bracket only feature two useful cameras, the primary and the ultrawide, but makers felt the need to add at least one additional unit if not two – a depth sensor here, a wide-angle camera there – to pad their rears.
Samsung will no longer have Camera Depth Sensors
Has anyone ever been persuaded by this sensor inflation—which appears to have predicted the real inflation—that a $200 Samsung, Poco, or Redmi has a fantastic camera simply because there are so many of them?
The unknown. But it really needs to stop soon, and it appears that Samsung will contribute to that end. If this story is true, it will at least get off to a nice start.
The Galaxy A24 will have a 50 MP main sensor, an 8 MP ultrawide, and a 5 MP macro camera, according to the same rumor, while the A34 will stick with a 48 MP primary camera and keep the other two the same.
Samsung will reportedly “strengthen” the necessary camera specifications for the other sensors with the resources it won’t be spending on including those depth sensors in smartphones. The Galaxy A34 is anticipated to arrive in March of next year, and the A54 is anticipated to follow one month later.
