Samsung Galaxy A55: Leaked Renders Show Design and Specifications
Samsung is gearing up to release its next-generation Galaxy A-series smartphones in the coming year. Leaked renders have already given us a glimpse of the upcoming Galaxy A35 5G, Galaxy A15, and Galaxy A25 5G. Now, the Samsung Galaxy A55 has also made an appearance in CAD-based leaked renders, showcasing its design from all angles. This device is expected to be the successor to the Galaxy A54, which was announced earlier this year.
Design and Features
The leaked renders of the Samsung Galaxy A55 reveal a boxy form factor with a protrusion on the right frame for the power and volume rocker buttons. This design seems to be a popular choice for the upcoming Galaxy A phones, as it has been spotted on the Galaxy A35 and A15 as well. The back panel of the device houses three vertically stacked triple rear cameras.
Moving on to the bottom of the device, we can see a USB-C port and a speaker grille. The top edge features a SIM card tray, but there is no sign of a 3.5mm headphone jack. On the front, the smartphone sports a centre-aligned punch-hole cutout display, measuring 6.5 inches. The screen is surrounded by thin bezels. In terms of dimensions, the Galaxy A55 will measure 161.1 x 77.3 / 77.9 x 8.2mm. The leaked renders showcase the device in a sleek Black color option.
Specifications and Features
According to a recent report, the Samsung Galaxy A55, along with the Galaxy A35, will feature a metal unibody construction, replacing the plastic build of their predecessors. This upgrade will give both phones a more premium and durable feel. Previous reports have suggested that the Galaxy A55 will be powered by the unannounced Exynos 1480 processor, which is rumored to come with support for AMD GPU. The device has also received 3C certification, confirming its support for 25W fast charging.
Conclusion
The leaked renders of the Samsung Galaxy A55 have given us an early look at the device's design. With its boxy form factor and triple rear cameras, the Galaxy A55 seems to be in line with the current smartphone trends. The inclusion of a metal unibody construction and support for fast charging further adds to its appeal. Samsung fans can look forward to the official launch of the Galaxy A55 and other A-series smartphones in the coming year.
