New Samsung Galaxy A36 for Under 2,000 Reais Arrives in Brazil with 50MP Camera and 120Hz Display

Written by Bruno Teles

Published on 15/07/2025 at 09:37

Samsung lança Galaxy A36 no Brasil com câmera de 50 MP e tela de 120 Hz como destaque

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The Latest Midrange From The South Korean Brand Officially Lands In The Country Promising To Deliver Premium Features Like Super AMOLED Display, Water Resistance, And A Version Of Galaxy AI At A Competitive Price.

Samsung has officially announced the arrival of the Galaxy A36 from SAMSUNG in the Brazilian market, a smartphone that aims to redefine the midrange segment. With a robust technical specification, the device bets on a large high-quality display, a versatile camera setup with artificial intelligence features, and a long-lasting battery to attract consumers looking for a complete phone for daily use.

The brand’s strategy seems clear: offer an experience close to that of the S line in a more accessible package. The device comes with the promise of 6 years of system and security updates, an important differentiator in the category. However, its launch price may pose an initial challenge, but the trend is that it becomes a strong competitor over the months.

Display And Design: Premium Visual And Resistance

New Galaxy A36 from Samsung for under 2 thousand reais arrives in Brazil with 50MP camera and 120Hz display

The new Galaxy A36 from SAMSUNG features a sleek design with a glass back, available in black, white, green, and violet colors. One of its major highlights is the IP67 certification, which guarantees resistance to dust and water, allowing even use in environments like swimming pools (in fresh water) without concern.

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Cameras: Night Photos And Artificial Intelligence

Samsung has equipped the A36 with a versatile camera setup. The main rear camera has 50 megapixels and features the “Nightography” mode, enhanced for low-light photography. It is accompanied by an 8 MP ultra-wide lens for capturing broader scenes, and a 5 MP macro camera for detailed photos of nearby objects.

The front camera has 12 MP and, like the main one, records videos in 4K at 30 fps. The software includes a version of Galaxy AI with useful tools like Object Eraser, which removes unwanted people or items from photos, and the ability to blur the background of existing images in the gallery.

Performance And Battery For The Whole Day

Under the hood, the Galaxy A36 from SAMSUNG is equipped with the Snapdragon 6th Generation processor, which promises good performance for daily tasks and moderate gaming. It comes in two versions:

6 GB of RAM with 128 GB of storage
8 GB of RAM with 256 GB of storage

The 5,000 mAh battery ensures a full day’s use without difficulties. The device supports fast charging of up to 45W; however, Samsung includes a 15W charger in the box. For those who want maximum speed, a more powerful charger must be purchased separately.

Price And Availability

The Galaxy A36 from SAMSUNG is already available in Brazil with the following suggested prices:

Version 6GB/128GB: R$ 2,700
Version 8GB/256GB: R$ 3,000

Despite the initial price, expectations are that the price will adjust in the coming months, making it one of the best cost-benefit options in its category.

What do you think of the new Galaxy A36 from SAMSUNG? Do you believe it has what it takes to be a best-selling product? Share your opinion in the comments!

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New Samsung Galaxy A36 for Under 2,000 Reais Arrives in Brazil with 50MP Camera and 120Hz Display

The Latest Midrange From The South Korean Brand Officially Lands In The Country Promising To Deliver Premium Features Like Super AMOLED Display, Water Resistance, And A Version Of Galaxy AI At A Competitive Price.

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