Samsung Galaxy Quantum 5

Samsung has released the Galaxy Quantum 5, a particularly secure variant of Galaxy A55 model to the South Korean market. Together with its partners, the SK Telecom and ID Quantique, Samsung has integrated the Quantum 5 with a security chip that employs quantum cryptography to improve the device’s protection from cyber-threats.

Samsung Galaxy Quantum 5

ID Quantique rescues Quantum Random Number Generator (QRNG) an integrated chip that actually employs quantum mechanics to produce random numbers. In contrast to the usually used random number generators that allow external interference, QRNGs generate random and unpredictable numbers. These numbers are then used in the encryption/decryption of data such as biometrics or passwords in the communication systems. Apart from the physical integration of the QRNG chip, the device is just another Galaxy A55/Personal Computation Device as seen above.

Samsung Galaxy Quantum 5 Specs

The Samsung Quantum 5 is characterized by the AMOLED display with the size of 6.7 inches Super AMOLED display with FHD+ resolution and a 120Hz refresh rates. It integrates Exynos 1480 chipset, comes with 8GB RAM and has 128 GB internal storage space, and supports the Android 14 Operating System. Integrated into the device is the latest innovation in generational security, or the GRN, which is a quantum random number generator chip from the innovating company ID Quantique.

Camera and Battery

Speaking of the phone’s capacity, it was equipped with the 50 MP main camera on the back, the 12 MP ultra-wide-angle, the 5 MP macro, and the 32 MP front one. Further, it has a 5,000mAh battery and charging is possible through a 25W fast charger.

Pricing & Availability

Priced at KRW 618,200 ($465), the Quantum 5 is available in three color options: Some of those are Awesome Ice Blue, Awesome Lilac, and Awesome Navy.