Galaxy A30s vs Nokia 3.4
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Galaxy A30s
Starting at
£71.41£239.99 new
Nokia 3.4
Starting at
£103.00What's the difference between the Galaxy A30s and Nokia 3.4?
Galaxy A30s vs Nokia 3.4 comes down to the chipset, screen size and screen type. Refurbished, the Galaxy A30s starts at £71.41, £31.59 less than the Nokia 3.4. The Nokia 3.4 is the newer model, released in 2020.
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- Chipset: Exynos 7904 on the Galaxy A30s, Qualcomm SM4250 Snapdragon 460 (11 nm) on the Nokia 3.4.
- Screen size: 6.4 inch on the Galaxy A30s, 6,39 inch on the Nokia 3.4.
- The Galaxy A30s has an OLED screen.
Galaxy A30s vs Nokia 3.4 specs
The Galaxy A30s and Nokia 3.4 share many features like battery size, RAM, and 4G connectivity, making both solid choices for everyday use. The Galaxy A30s offers a larger Super AMOLED screen and higher megapixel cameras, suited for those who value vivid displays and detailed photos. The Nokia 3.4 has a slightly taller and wider profile with an IPS LCD screen and a Qualcomm Snapdragon chipset, which appeals if you prefer a different performance experience. Storage options differ, with the Galaxy A30s available in up to 128GB, while the Nokia 3.4 is stocked in 32GB only.
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Galaxy A30s vs Nokia 3.4 battery life and software updates
Durability covers battery capacity, operating system, and device compatibility. Both phones run Android and have the same 4000 mAh battery, offering similar endurance for daily use.
Battery Capacity
Both the Galaxy A30s and Nokia 3.4 have a 4000 mAh battery, so you can expect similar battery life from either device under typical use. This capacity suits users who want all-day use without frequent charging.
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This suits users content with the current Android experience on these phones.
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Galaxy A30s vs Nokia 3.4 performance
Performance depends on the chipset, RAM, and storage options. Both phones have 4 GB of RAM, which keeps multiple apps and everyday tasks running smoothly.
Processor Type
The Galaxy A30s runs on an Exynos 7904 chipset, while the Nokia 3.4 uses a Qualcomm SM4250 Snapdragon 460 (11 nm). Both chipsets support general smartphone tasks well, but the Nokia 3.4's Snapdragon may appeal to those interested in a Qualcomm platform.
Storage Options
The Galaxy A30s comes in 32GB, 64GB, and 128GB versions, offering more choice if you need extra space for apps and media. The Nokia 3.4 is stocked in 32GB, which fits users with simpler storage needs or who rely more on external memory cards.
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Galaxy A30s vs Nokia 3.4 screen
Screen quality influences how you view content daily. Both phones have the same resolution and similar screen sizes, but differ in display technology.
Display Type
The Galaxy A30s features a Super AMOLED screen, which offers richer colours and deeper blacks, making it well suited for watching videos and browsing photos. The Nokia 3.4 uses an IPS LCD screen, which provides consistent brightness and colour accuracy, good for general use and well-lit environments.
Screen Size
The Galaxy A30s has a 6.4 inch screen, slightly larger than the Nokia 3.4's 6.39 inch display. This difference gives the Galaxy A30s a bit more space for reading, gaming, or streaming.
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Galaxy A30s vs Nokia 3.4 camera
Camera quality is key for capturing memories and video calls. The two devices differ in megapixel counts for both front and main cameras.
Front Camera Megapixels
The Galaxy A30s has a 16 megapixel front camera, which suits users who want more detail in selfies or video calls. The Nokia 3.4 has an 8 megapixel front camera, suitable for everyday video chats and casual selfies.
Main Camera Megapixels
For main photos, the Galaxy A30s offers a 25 megapixel camera, capturing more detail and better suited for users who often take photos. The Nokia 3.4 has a 13 megapixel main camera, which works well for typical snapshots and sharing on social media.
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Galaxy A30s vs Nokia 3.4 size and design
Other differences include physical size, weight, and connectivity options, which affect handling and convenience.
Dimensions and Weight
The Galaxy A30s is 158.5 mm tall, 74.7 mm wide, 7.8 mm deep, and weighs 169 g. The Nokia 3.4 measures 161 mm in height, 76 mm in width, 8.7 mm in depth, and weighs 180 g. The Galaxy A30s is slightly slimmer and lighter, which might suit those preferring a more compact feel.
Connector Types
Both phones have USB-C and a 3.5mm headphone jack, supporting wired headphones and common charging cables. This suits users who want flexible audio and charging options.
Storage Expansion
Both devices support microSDXC cards, allowing you to add extra storage for photos, music, and files beyond the built-in memory.
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Galaxy A30s or Nokia 3.4: which should you buy?
Buy the Galaxy A30s if
- you want to spend less: it starts at £71.41, £31.59 less than the Nokia 3.4
- you want an OLED screen
- you want a higher-resolution main camera (25 megapixels vs 13 megapixels)
Buy the Nokia 3.4 if
- you want the newer model (2020)
Galaxy A30s vs Nokia 3.4 FAQs
Galaxy A30s vs Nokia 3.4 comes down to the chipset, screen size and screen type. Chipset: Exynos 7904 on the Galaxy A30s, Qualcomm SM4250 Snapdragon 460 (11 nm) on the Nokia 3.4. Screen size: 6.4 inch on the Galaxy A30s, 6,39 inch on the Nokia 3.4.
The Galaxy A30s is cheaper refurbished, from £71.41 compared with £103 for the Nokia 3.4.
Both have the same battery: 4000 mAh.
The Galaxy A30s has a higher-resolution main camera: 25 megapixels vs 13 megapixels.
The Galaxy A30s no longer gets updates. We don't have published update dates for the Nokia 3.4.
Refurbished, the Galaxy A30s comes in 32GB, 64GB and 128GB, and the Nokia 3.4 in 32GB.
