Samsung announced today that it's bringing the mid-range Galaxy A6 and Tab A 10.5, plus the budget J3 and J7 phones, to the U.S., unlocked and via carrier partners. The company is aiming to provide great displays, awesome cameras, and solid performance for people who don't want to spend more on a smart device than they have to. All four will be available on September 14.

We'll start with the Galaxy A6. You can check back on our previous coverage if you want more details, but as a quick refresher, here's what the phone has to offer. It has a 5.6" 1440x720 SuperAMOLED display, 16MP cameras with flash on both the front and back, 32GB of storage (expandable up to 400GB with a microSD card), 3GB of RAM, Android 8.0 Oreo, and a 3,000mAh battery. It'll cost $359.99 from Samsung with carrier partnerships to follow.

The Galaxy Tab A 10.5 was announced last month as a mid-range alternative to the flagship Tab S4. You can read up a bit more on it here, but it sports a 10.5" 1920x1200 IPS LCD display, 3GB of RAM, 32GB of storage (expandable to 400GB), Android 8.1 Oreo, and a 7,300mAh battery. It's built to be a media consumption device for the whole family, and it includes quad speakers and support for Samsung Kids. The Wi-Fi version will be available on Amazon, Walmart, and Samsung's website for $329.99. An LTE version for Sprint and Verizon will be arriving later this year.

Wrapping things up, we have the Galaxy J3 and J7, the budget phones of the bunch. Samsung is asking $169.99 for the J3 with its 5" 720p IPS LCD and 16GB+2GB configuration. The slightly better J7, with a 5.5" 720p SuperAMOLED display and 16GB+2GB, will go for $249.99. Samsung promises that both phones' batteries will last a long time and that the cameras will do well in low light.

Again, all four of these devices will be available in the U.S. starting on September 14. For now, they'll be sold unlocked (the phones through Samsung's site), but carrier partnerships will be coming shortly.

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