Galaxy A57 and A37: Early Launch Expected — Prepare Your Wallets!
Samsung's highly anticipated mid-range smartphones, the Galaxy A57 and Galaxy A37, are rumored to launch sooner than usual. Fans of the brand might not have to wait until March as the release date could shift to February. While official confirmation is still pending, the buzz has set the tech community abuzz with excitement.
Are We About to See an Official Confirmation?
Tech insider @yabhishekhd reports that Samsung has already distributed units of the Galaxy A57 to select creators, indicating that an official launch announcement could be just around the corner.
It seems Samsung has already sent the Galaxy A57 to some creators, so an official launch could be near.
What’s Confirmed So Far?
The Galaxy A57 with the model number SM-A576U1 has received TÜV Rheinland and IECEE certification (JPTUV-182080), confirming it will support 45W fast charging. While the battery capacity details are yet to be revealed, it is likely to remain the same as its predecessor, the Galaxy A56, at 5,000mAh.
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Specifications at a Glance: Galaxy A57
- Operating System: Android 16
- Charging: 45W wired charging
- Processor: Exynos 1680 chip
Additionally, the Galaxy A57 has appeared on Geekbench, revealing it will feature 12GB of RAM and will be powered by the Exynos 1680 processor, which is expected to be Samsung's first mid-range chip built on a 3nm process.
Overview of the Galaxy A37 Specifications
The Galaxy A37, model number SM-A376U1, has similar features, including 45W charging and a slightly smaller 4,905mAh battery. It’s anticipated to launch with:
- Operating System: Android 16
- Battery: 5,000mAh with 45W charging
- Processor: Exynos 1480
Are You Ready to Upgrade?
With the potential release of the Galaxy A57 and Galaxy A37, these devices highlight Samsung's strategy to provide high-end specifications in mid-range offerings. As excitement builds ahead of the possible February launch, consumers are encouraged to prepare their wallets and stay tuned for further updates.
