The recently launched Samsung Galaxy A56 brings notable upgrades over its predecessor, the Galaxy A55, particularly with a larger, brighter display and enhanced design features. While the MSRP difference is around €100, discounts have made the A56's price increase more manageable in the EU. Notably, in the UK, only the 256GB variant of the A56 is available, while the A55 is limited to 128GB. Despite its refined design and upgraded materials, users familiar with the A55 may not perceive significant differences between the two models beyond the enhanced specifications.
In the UK, the A56 is only available in a 256GB tier, while the A55 is only available as a 128GB model, showcasing a significant storage upgrade.
Although the A56 is priced higher at launch, third-party retail discounts in the EU have narrowed the price gap to just €20-30.
Design-wise, the A56 has a 6.7-inch display and Gorilla Glass Victus+, making it a slightly more refined option over the A55.
The display of the A56 is slightly brighter, peaking at over 1,200 nits compared to the A55's 1,000 nits, enhancing visual clarity.
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