Galaxy A10s is Samsung's second smartphone not manufactured by the company itself

Last November, Samsung launched the Galaxy A6, an exclusivity of the Chinese market, knowing that it was the first phone of the South Korean company manufactured by another company. In fact, this phone was manufactured by the Chinese company Wintech and this was part of Samsung's plan to reduce production costs to put it at a lower price of the market.

It turns out that the recently launched Galaxy A10 is Samsung's second smartphone to be made by another manufacturer, at least according to the documents provided to the FCC. This time, Samsung has decided to entrust the Galaxy A10 to Jiaxing Yongrui Electron technology. Unlike the Galaxy A6, which was exclusive to the Chinese market, we will see the Galaxy A10 make its way to international markets.

For the moment, Samsung will use subcontractors for the manufacturing of some of its economic smartphones only, because it wants to expand its presence in India and China, where the competition for the average and economic smartphones is strong.

As a reminder, the new Galaxy A10 phone includes a 6.2-inch Infinity-V IPS display and the HD + resolution features a small cut in the top center of the front camera with an accuracy of 8 megapixels. In addition, it also features an Octa-Core 2.0 GHz processor, 2GB of RAM, 32GB of expandable internal memory via an external microSD memory and a 13MP rear camera coupled to a 2MP secondary camera that detects depth information.

The new Galaxy A10 also comes with a 4000 mAh battery, preloaded with Android 9 Pie and Samsung's latest Samsung One UI interface. Unfortunately, the price and release date information for this phone is still not available at the moment, but we know that it will arrive on the market in four different colors: black, blue, green and red.