We’ve heard that Samsung is busy creating new mid-range smartphones from its Galaxy A lineup. Recent information and leaks have shown that the company is developing both the Galaxy A56 and Galaxy A36 models. Now, a new certification sighting suggests that the global launch of the Galaxy A36 5G could be happening soon. Let’s dive into the details.
Samsung Galaxy A36 Certification News
Last month, the Galaxy A56 was featured in the FCC database (Via MySmartPrice), and now the more budget-friendly Galaxy A36 has appeared on the same platform. This upcoming mid-range device is listed under the model numbers SM-A366E/DS and SM-A336U, where DS indicates that it will support Dual SIM functionality.
In addition to this, the FCC listing also verifies that the phone will support 5G connectivity, Bluetooth, GNSS, NFC, and WiFi (802.11b/g/n/a/ac/ax). While specific details about its specifications are still unknown, the database shows the smartphone will be compatible with the EP-TA800 charger and the EP-DA705 data cable. This charger provides a maximum power output of 9V and 2.77A, meaning that the Galaxy A36 is likely to support 25W wired fast charging.
Upcoming Features and Release
Earlier this week, both the Galaxy A56 and A36 were seen on the GCF certification, indicating their impending announcement. Additionally, the Indian launch was confirmed last month due to a BIS certification sighting. It is anticipated that the Samsung Galaxy A36 will feature either the Snapdragon 6 Gen 3 or the Snapdragon 7s Gen 2, likely paired with 6GB of RAM. The device is also expected to run on Android 15 OS right out of the box, with leaked images hinting at a design reminiscent of the Galaxy Note 10.
