Samsung Galaxy A04s Dual SIM

Display6.50"
ChipsetSamsung Exynos 850
Battery5000 mAh
Galaxy A04s Dual SIM product photo
5.3GoSolo score

Network

3G bands
UMTS 850 900 1900 2100
4G bands
FDD LTE: 2600, 2100, 1800, 900, 850, 800, 700TDD LTE: 2600, 2500, 2300

Launch

Announced
3Q 2022
Status
Available

Body

Dimensions
164.70 x 76.70 x 9.10 mm
Weight
195.00 g
SIM
nanoSIM, nanoSIM

Display

Type
Color / PLS TFT16,7M colors, 90 Hz720 x 1600 px (6.50") 270 ppi∼80.7% screen-to-body ratio
Size
6.50 inches
Resolution
720 x 1600 pixels

Platform

OS
Android12, One UI
Chipset
Samsung Exynos 850Processor clock: 2.00 GHzNumber of cores: 8
CPU
2.00 GHz, 8 cores

Memory

Card slot
microSD, microSDHC, microSDXC (up to 1 TB)
Internal
128 GB32 GB64 GBBuy memory card RAM: 3 GB4 GB

Battery

Type
Li-Ion 5000 mAh

Misc

Colors
Black, White, Green, Copper
Models
SM-A047F/DS, SM-A047F/DSN, SM-A047M/DS; Available in 4 variants:880609458184388060945819048806094581911No; Available in 4 variants:NoSM-A047FZGUEUESM-A047FZKUEUESM-A047FZWUEUE
GoSolo Read / what it means5 takeaways
battery
5000mAh, around 1.5–2 days light useWith typical light use (messages, calls, social media), you'll stretch one charge past two days; moderate use cuts it to one full day, and gaming or video eats through it in about 6 hours.
display
720p, 90Hz, 270 ppi—readable but basicThe 6.5-inch screen is sharp enough indoors but text and small icons will feel slightly blocky compared to phones at this price with 1080p; the 90Hz refresh helps scrolling feel smooth.
performance
Exynos 850, 8-core 2 GHz—budget tasks onlyThis chipset handles messaging, YouTube, and light gaming (Candy Crush level), but struggles with heavy 3D titles or multitasking; apps will occasionally stutter under load.
storage
128GB base, microSD slot up to 1TBThe 128GB model gives about 95GB usable space after the OS; microSD expansion means you can add a cheap 512GB card for photos and video if needed, but apps run slower from it.
connectivity
Dual SIM, 4G LTE only—no 5GYou can use two carriers at once, and 4G is fine for video calls and browsing, but no 5G means you won't see the fast-streaming benefits coming to networks later this year.
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