Galaxy A53 and Galaxy A33 have no headphone jack, no charger in the box

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“Never change a winning team,” the saying goes, but sometimes, just sometimes, change is inevitable. Samsung has seemingly forgotten said mantra as it has changed two key aspects of the mid-range Galaxy A-series that could potentially upset some people.
At both occasions, Samsung did not miss the opportunity to take a low jab at its biggest rival by mocking Apple for not including a charging brick inside the box or having no headphone jack. It would all have been a bed of roses if Samsung didn’t embrace both cost-cutting techniques later on and promptly try to scrub away the incriminating ads from the Internet, but it did. Apple’s moves opened Pandora’s box and suddenly, its competitors realized that why, yes, you could actually get away with providing less accessories along with the phone you’re selling.

Galaxy A53 and Galaxy A33 have no headphone jacks
We had a good run headphone jack, but the time has come for you to start disappearing on mid-range phones as well, at least in Samsung’s camp. Both the Galaxy A52 and A32 came with headphone jacks and chargers in the box. However, removing both features at the same time might not be received that well from the potential adopters of either phone. Premium flagships aside, the lower you go down the line, the harder the resistance to removing such vital features would be. At least the microSD card slot has been kept on both the Galaxy A53 and the A33.
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