Renders of Samsung’s upcoming mid-range smartphones, the Galaxy A57 and Galaxy A37, have surfaced online, revealing their design and key expected specifications ahead of an official announcement.
According to Android Headlines, the leaked images appear to be official renders and show that Samsung is sticking closely to its existing design language. At first glance, both phones look very similar to the Galaxy A56 and Galaxy A36, with only minor visual changes.
Samsung Galaxy A57 Design and Expected Specs
The Galaxy A57, shown in black in the leaked renders, features a flat-edged design and a familiar unified camera module on the back. The bottom bezel (chin) appears slightly thicker than the other bezels, while the power and volume buttons are positioned on the right side as part of Samsung’s “Key Island” design.
Expected specifications include:
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6.6-inch FHD+ AMOLED display
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120Hz refresh rate
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Exynos 1680 processor
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8GB / 12GB RAM options
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5,000mAh battery
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45W wired fast charging
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50MP main camera
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12MP ultra-wide camera
Samsung Galaxy A37 Design and Expected Specs
The Galaxy A37 appears in a striking lavender colour in the leaked images. Design-wise, it closely mirrors the A57, although the chin bezel may be slightly thicker. One noticeable difference is the Key Island, where the power and volume buttons sit on a raised section that only protrudes from the lower part of the frame.
Expected specifications include:
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Similar AMOLED display and battery setup as Galaxy A57
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Exynos 1480 processor
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Same 50MP main camera
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Lower-resolution ultra-wide camera
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45W wired charging support
Launch Timeline
With multiple leaks already circulating, Samsung is expected to officially unveil the Galaxy A57 and Galaxy A37 in the coming weeks. More details, including pricing and availability, should be confirmed soon.
Stay tuned for official updates.
