This is 20% less than the Galaxy A13 5G and, if you don't really need those higher carrier network speeds, but are looking to save a few bucks instead and still get one of the best Android phones at this sub-$200 price category, you can't go wrong with the Galaxy A13 specs.
Samsung Galaxy A13 5G
w/ $75 trade-in credit
$174
99
$249
99
Expired
Samsung Galaxy A13
w/ $75 trade-in credit
$114
99
$189
99
Expired
Galaxy A13 vs Galaxy A13 5G price and specs
Samsung Galaxy A13 5G 2022
Samsung Galaxy A13 2022
Display
6.5" 1080p 90Hz
6.6" 1080p 60Hz LCD
Processor
Octa-core 2 x 2.4Ghz + 6 x 2.0Ghz Exynos 1280
Octa-core 2 x 2.4Ghz + 6 x 2.0Ghz Exynos 1280
5G connectivity
Yes
No
Camera(s)
50MP main camera + 5 MP ultra-wide + 2 MP macro + 2 MP depth cameras 8MP selfie camera
50MP main camera + 5 MP ultra-wide + 2 MP macro + 2 MP depth cameras 8MP selfie camera
Memory
4GB RAM
4GB RAM
Storage
64GB, up to 1TB microSD card
32GB, up to 1TB microSD card
Battery
5000mAh battery with 25W charging
5000mAh battery with 25W charging
Price at launch
$249.99
$189.99
Samsung only says that the chip powering those two puppies is a "5nm octa-core processor with 2.4GHz and 2GHz clock frequency cores", and ditto for the Galaxy A73 5G that was announced globally at the same time, but won't be released in the U.S. Subsequently, however, it listed the full Galaxy A13, A23, A33, A53, and A73 specs and it turned out that the mystery processor is none other than its midrange Exynos 1280.
What the $60 less for the Galaxy A13 compared to its $249.99 brethren the Galaxy A13 5G will cut is the memory amount, the 5G connectivity, and the screen refresh rate, though you do gain an extra tenth of an inch in screen diagonal.
The Samsung Galaxy A13
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