Samsung India has a strong line-up of flagship smartphones – the Galaxy S-series and Note-series – besides budget devices like the J-series and On-series. But the company’s mid-range flagship segment, dominated by the C-series and A-series smartphones, continues to lag behind competition due to the absence of a premium tag and limited features.
To address the gap, Samsung has launched the Galaxy A8+, a mid-tier flagship smartphone heavily inspired from the premium Galaxy S8 and carrying a price tag of Rs 32,990.
The Galaxy A8+ sports infinity display with an 18.5:9 aspect ratio, a redesigned form factor with better placement

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