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Samsung Galaxy A53 Leak: Unboxing video emerges ahead of March 17 Awesome Unpacked
Samsung is preparing to introduce new smartphones including the flagship, mid-range, and budget next year. In the Galaxy A-line, the company will introduce the Galaxy A53 and Galaxy A73 devices with several powerful capabilities and features at comparatively lower pricing.
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Samsung Galaxy A53 5G Leaks
Update 12, March 13: Unboxing video leaked
Samsung is likely to launch the Galaxy A53 on March 17, meanwhile, an unofficial unboxing video of the smartphone is allegedly leaked. The video shows the design of the Galaxy A53 device, which quite matches its predecessor. [Via]
Update 11, March 12: March 17 Awesome Unpacked event poster leaked
A well-known tipster has shared the promo poster of the upcoming Galaxy A-series products. The poster reveals that Samsung may launch Galaxy A33, Galaxy A53, and Galaxy A73 devices on March 17. Read more here.
Update 10, March 07: Samsung Galaxy A53 live images emerged ahead of launch
Recently, a well-known tipster RolandQuandt shared live images of the Samsung Galaxy A53. The live image confirms what we already knew about the design, and the device gets a quad rear camera array, similar to what we saw on its predecessor.
Update 9, March 03: Samsung Galaxy A53 price leaked ahead of launch
The latest information reveals that the 6GB + 128GB storage variant of the Galaxy A53 5G will be priced at €466.49 (~515 USD). On the other hand, its actual selling price would be around €469 (~520 USD) in Europe. Read more here.
Update 8, February 03: Official press renders revealed with Camera specs
Now, we can take a look at the official Galaxy A53 5G renders as shared online by WinFuture. The renders reveal the overall design which looks almost identical to its predecessor Galaxy A52 with just a slight difference in the camera.
Like the previous A-series smartphones, this one too has a four-camera setup, but the one simple change is that the camera housing corners are smoother.
Update 7, February 02: FCC/NBTC certified with 25W charging
Samsung got approval for the Galaxy A53 smartphone by the United States’ FCC and NBTC certification authorities. The FCC document confirms its 25W fast charging capability, which there’s nothing to point out regarding the NBTC certificate.
Update 6, January 24: Appeared on Geekbench
Samsung’s upcoming Galaxy A53 was spotted on Geekbench with model number SM-A536B. The device equips Exynos 1200 processor (s5e8825), featuring two CPU cores clocked at 2.4GHz and six CPU cores clocked at 2GHz. However, the phone secured 743 and 1,900 points in the single-core CPU test and multi-core test respectively.
Update 5, January 21: Benchmarked with Samsung Internet 16
Samsung Galaxy A53 running Samsung Internet 16 benchmarked in HTML5 test with model number SM-A536B. To be noted, the document didn’t reveal anything about the smartphone such as key specs and design.
Update 4, January 21: Live images
Exclusively revealed by 91Mobiles, the Samsung Galaxy A53 live images show the complete design and rear camera layout of the smartphone. Going by these images, it seems that the Galaxy A53 is not coming with any major design changes compared to its predecessor.
Update 3, January 19: TENAA listing
After 3C, the upcoming Galaxy A53 smartphone gets listed on China’s TENAA certification site alongside specifications and design. As per the info, the device brings a 6.46-inch FHD+ display with 1080 × 2400 pixel resolution and a center punch-hole cutout for the selfie camera.
On the rear, the Galaxy A53 5G is equipped with a quad-camera setup, which includes an LED flash as well. In terms of memory configuration, the phone is said to pack 8GB of RAM along with 128GB and 256GB storage options and microSD card support.
Update 2, January 18: 3C listing
Folks over at MySmartPrice spotted that the Galaxy A53 cleared the 3C certification in China. The supporting document suggests that the device will ship a 15W charging adapter inside the retail box, which sounds quite disappointing to consumers nowadays.
Update 1, November 08: 5K renders
As per the latest renders leaked by Onleaks in collaboration with Digit, the upcoming Galaxy A53 5G looks similar to the Galaxy A52, while it is slightly slimmer than its predecessor. Also, the area around the camera module has smooth curves that give it a seamless look and feel.
Original Article – October 30 [HoiINDI]
Like the Galaxy A52, the Korean tech giant will launch the Galaxy A53 sometime in March 2022. Meanwhile, ahead of the official launch, rising concept creator HoiINDI comes up to the light with a series of several colorful Galaxy A53 concept renders.
Here's your first look at #Samsung A53 🔥🔥🔥 pic.twitter.com/aWc1HMjVtz
— HoiINDI (@HoiIndi) October 30, 2021
As you can see in the concept renders below, the Galaxy A53 could come with a quad rear camera system inside a rectangular-shaped camera module. On the front, it will have a center punch-hole display, while the chin seems quite thick.
Previously, it was reported that the Galaxy A53 smartphone will feature at least four color options including Black, White, Light Blue, and Orange. Also, several reports revealed that the upcoming Galaxy A series phones will come with Samsung’s Exynos processors instead of Snapdragon.
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Samsung is a global leader in terms of display innovations. The company’s foldable phones are available internationally. Samsung isn’t stopping at foldable dominance and is reportedly exploring an innovative dual-folding phone that could launch in 2025.
ETNews reported that Samsung could launch a dual-folding phone in 2025. The company has reportedly started developing the new form factor product, with the design decision could be taken by the end of November.
Sources citing ETNews claimed that the South Korean tech giant has recently added a dual-folding foldable phone to its development lineup, and the partner companies have also started development tasks.
Recently, Huawei introduced the world’s first tri-fold smartphone. Practically, the phone can be folded and unfolded twice, double that of the Z Fold 6. The first unfold offers a tablet-sized screen while the second unfold offers a laptop-size screen.
In addition, the report says that Samsung’s dual-folding phone is designed to fold inward twice. The unfolded (maximum) screen size is said to be around 9 to 10 inches, which could be merely 2 inches larger than the Z Fold Special Edition.
Significant changes are expected in Samsung’s foldable lineup next year. With the addition of a dual-folding phone, Samsung’s Galaxy Z lineup could become more diverse. This year, Samsung launched the Z Fold SE for the first time with a slim design.
Samsung hinted at the emergence of a new foldable form factor in its third-quarter earnings announcement. A Samsung executive, said, “We are preparing new form factors for consumers who want a more powerful and innovative mobile experience, and we plan to introduce products to the market when we ensure satisfactory quality and experience in real-world customer usage.”
One UI 7 and Galaxy S25 series are the most discussed topics over the internet. The company is expected to start the Beta Program of One UI 7 this month, while the new flagship phones will be unveiled early next year. Recently, two different sources revealed when Samsung could launch the Galaxy S25, S25+, and S25 Ultra in the US.
MaxJambor, through his sketchy X post, revealed that Samsung could hold the Unpacked on January 22, 2025, in the US, where Galaxy S25, S25+, and S25 Ultra will be unveiled. The input aligns with the Korean media outlet’s revelation.
Product pre-reservation may start 10 to 15 days before the event takes place. After the unveiling, the global release may take place in early February. Early buyers can expect wonderful benefits apart from pre-reservation advantages.
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— Max Jambor (@MaxJmb) November 14, 2024
During the Q3 earnings call, Samsung confirmed the Galaxy S25 series will be released in the first half of the next year. However, the company hasn’t revealed when it will hold the launch event for the upcoming flagship phones.
Here’s what Korean media believe
Samsung could hold a Galaxy Unpacked event on January 23, 2025. The outlet referred to the date for Korean time, and it will be different in other markets. In most countries, the launch date could fall on January 22, including the US.
It is said that the Galaxy S25, S25+, and S25 Ultra will be unveiled. Samsung is also speeding up its work on the Galaxy S25 Slim. The company is aiming to introduce four models of Galaxy S25 together, adding the Slim variant.
If development remains to be done, Samsung may tease the Galaxy S25 Slim during the Unpacked event. Previously, we’ve heard that the S25 Slim or SE could be announced in the second quarter (more specifically in April 2025.
Samsung Galaxy A26 may feature the Galaxy A36-like brand-new camera design. The phone’s first look has now been revealed in the first set of CAD renders, courtesy of Onleaks via AndroidHeadlines.
The phone could be flat on the front and rear sides. Samsung could apply a revamped camera design on the Galaxy A26, featuring a Z Fold 6-like camera island. The Key Island is expanding to lower-end Galaxy A models for a unique identity.
Samsung is sticking to the outdated display approach with a waterdrop notch at the top. The Galaxy A35 5G upgraded with a modern punch-hole display last year. However, the A26 continues to sport the waterdrop notch display, for another year.
Source: Onleaks via AndroidHeadlines
Notably, the bottom bezel is considerably thicker than the rest sides. The rear panel carries three cameras at the top-left corner which are aligned vertically. The new Key Island is there on the volume rockers and power key.
The Galaxy A26 could measure 164 x 77.5 x 7.7mm (9.7mm including the camera bump). That said, the display could be 6.64 inches (in diagonal) and we expect it to be a Super AMOLED panel with at least a 90Hz refresh rate.
Source: Onleaks via AndroidHeadlines
Samsung will likely stick to a plastic frame and a plastic backplate. The SIM tray will be accessible from the top-left side of the frame. The bottom side will have a Type-C port for charging, a primary microphone, and a speaker grille.
Source: Onleaks via AndroidHeadlines