The Galaxy A36 5G has received clearance from the FCC, which indicates that it, along with the A56 5G, is likely to launch soon.
Similarities in Features
Both devices share several similarities in their filings, including support for Wi-Fi 6. Interestingly, the FCC has opted to evaluate the A36 using Samsung’s EP-TA800 charger, which is designed for a 25W wired charging speed. This is noteworthy since earlier leaks hinted that the A36 could utilize the more powerful EP-TA845 charger with a 45W capacity.
Charging Specs and Possibilities
Despite the A36 5G, also known as “SM-A366U,” being linked with a 10V/4.5A specification in the latest information leaks, it raises questions about its charging capabilities. It may come with a 25W charger, despite having the potential for 45W Super Fast Charging, a feature typically associated with the premium Galaxy S series. Alternatively, it might not receive this upgrade alongside the A56 5G as previously speculated.
Anticipation for the Future
In any case, this ongoing mystery surrounding the devices adds to the excitement for their debut in the mid-range Galaxy A series, which is expected in 2025.
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