Samsung Galaxy A41

Samsung Galaxy A41 in Kenya

The price of Samsung Galaxy A41 in Kenya is 26,000 shillings. It was announced in 2020, March 05. It was announced after Galaxy M21. Samsung Galaxy A41 Android Smartphone runs on the Mediatek MT6768 Helio P65 (12nm) processor with Mediatek MT6768 Helio P65 (12nm) GPU. The phone has 4 GB RAM and 64GB of internal storage which is expandable using micro SDXC (dedicated slot). It also runs on Android 10 and is powered by a 3,500 mAh battery.

Samsung Galaxy A41 price in Kenya and key features

Phone	Price in Kenya	Storage	Camera	Battery
Galaxy A41	Ksh. 26,000	64GB / 4GB RAM	Triple 48 MP	3,500 mAh

The Samsung Galaxy A41 measures 149.9 x 69.8 x 7.9 mm (height x width x thickness) with a total weight of 152 grams. Coming to cameras, it has a triple 48 MP rear camera and a 25 MP front camera for selfies. This phone has a 6.1 inches, 1080 x 2400 pixels IPS display with a pixel density of 431 PPI. It has a 2.0, Type-C 1.0 port for data syncing and charging. There is a fingerprint sensor present on the Galaxy A41 under display, optical). It is a dual SIM smartphone with support for 4G LTE, Wi-Fi, and GPS too. Buy it today at Phones Store Kenya.

Display and design

The Samsung Galaxy A41 comes with the 6.1 inches super AMOLED capacitive screen, with an Infinity U teardrop design to accommodate the front-facing camera. The bezels are certainly minimized with a small chin at the bottom of the screen. The narrow 1080p screen gets the unusual 20:9 aspect ratio, a screen to body ratio of 81.2%, and a PPI density of 431. The glass front is Corning Gorilla 3 protected, with a middle plastic frame and a hardened plastic back.

It has a triple camera setup vertically aligned to the top left. The fingerprint scanner, on the other hand, is the optical under-display scanner on top of facial recognition biometrics. The bottom has the downward-firing speaker, a USB-C connector, and gladly a 3.5mm headphone jack. See also Nova 5

Samsung Galaxy A41 performance

The Samsung Galaxy A41 comes with a Mediatek MT6768 Helio P65 12nm chipset, coupled with an octa-core 2.2GHz Cortex CPU, two 2.0GHz A75 cores, and six 1.7GHz A55 cores, in addition to a Mali G52 MC2 GPU. The internal memory configurations are 4GB for RAM and 64GB for ROM, with a dedicated microSDXC to expand the memory by an extra 512GB. The configuration is stack in top midrange SoC territory, making it fast and a very formidable combination. It should have it easy on day to day use but it certainly holds up to graphics-intensive games and whatnot.

Camera

The Samsung Galaxy A41 has a triple camera set up, starting with an impressive 48mp 26mm wide-angle lens, an 8mp 12mm ultra-wide shooter, and a 5mp depth sensor. The photos are great. The primary shooter delivers well pixelated, rich, and sharp images, well balanced in light and very detailed. The depth sensor delivers the portrait and bokeh effects, with great edge detection and distance variance.

The low light photos are better than those of most of the devices in the same price range, giving off a well-exposed Night Mode with little noise. It can shoot 4K video at 30fps, 2k at 30fps, HD at 30/60/120fps while 720p can achieve up to 240fps. The selfie camera is no slouch either at 25mp, with HDR, and recording HD video at 30fps. Visit official website

Battery

The Samsung Galaxy A41 comes with the otherwise respectable 3500 mAh non-removable Li-Po battery which has powered many of Samsung’s former flagships for a while now. It easily lasts a day for the average user, augmented by One UI’s intelligent battery management. It is not apparent why Samsung didn’t choose to go with their battery variants between 4000-5000mAh but, for the power user, it’s comforting to know that it comes with 15W fast charging which fills it up with juice in a little under 2 hours. There is most certainly no wireless charging on board, which is rather an easy compromise.

Software

Out of the box, the Samsung Galaxy A41 comes with the best and the latest Android 10.0 with Samsung’s custom One UI 2 slapped on top. The UI is remodeled and optimized to get rid of the unnecessary bloatware that slows the OS down. Therefore, it feels light, fast and modern, with a few tricks up its sleeve to increase productivity, as compared to custom Android. When paired with the SoC, the Samsung Galaxy A41 gives off a performance that could easily rival flagships of days gone by.

The Samsung Galaxy A41 is truly a very unique device. From having a powerful saturated AMOLED screen to a considerably smaller battery, from having a Mediatek processor to being IP68 rated for dust and water. It’s not every day these kinds of specs come together, but they did and they did beautifully. In addition to NFC, Bluetooth 5, and dual standby nano sim, there is hardly anything to complain about this phone. It comes in Black, White, and Blue.

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