Earlier this month, we exclusively leaked the official renders of the Samsung Galaxy A35 and Galaxy A55. The devices are nearing their market debut. While a launch date is still missing, the upcoming mid-range smartphones have just cleared another hurdle on the way. They have picked up regulatory approval from India’s BIS (Bureau of Indian Standards). The former also received an official support page on the company’s website.
BIS certifies Samsung’s Galaxy A35 and Galaxy A55 ahead of launch
The Galaxy A35 and Galaxy A55 will lead Samsung‘s next generation of A-series smartphones. The latter will top the lineup with premium specs and a strong build, including a metallic frame. Our exclusive leaks have already confirmed the design of both models—like all other recent Samsung phones, these two also look identical. Benchmark listings and regulatory certifications have also revealed bits of information about the devices.
As we wait for an official announcement from the Korean firm, MySmartPrice spotted the duo on the BIS website. As expected, the Indian regulatory body certified the Galaxy A35 with the model number SM-A356E/DS and the Galaxy A55 with SM-A556E/DS. These are global versions of the phones with dual-SIM support. The US versions have the suffix “U” in place of “E” in the model numbers, while the Korean versions have “N”.
The Galaxy A35 has also got an official support page on the Samsung UAE website with the same model number. While none of these listings give us more information, these are an indication of a nearing launch. The FCC recently certified the Galaxy A35 with the model numbers SM-A356U, SM-A356U1, SM-A356V, and SM-A356E. The units with “U1” and “V” suffixes in model numbers are unlocked and Verizon versions of the same phone for the US.
The FCC revealed that the phone will boast 5G cellular connectivity, Bluetooth, NFC, and Wi-Fi 6. It will also support a wide range of navigation systems and feature a microSD card slot. Samsung might offer it in 128GB and 256GB storage variants. We are expecting a 5,000mAh battery with 25W charging, an Exynos 1380 processor with up to 8GB RAM, a 50MP primary rear camera, and Android 14. The Galaxy A55 should get a more powerful processor.
These phones might debut in a few months
Samsung launched the Galaxy A34 and Galaxy A54 in March 2023. The two succeeding models should also arrive around the same time this year. There are rumors about a slight delay, but not much. We could see the Galaxy A35 and Galaxy A55 go official in April if not in March. Over the next couple of months, you can expect tons of new leaks and rumors about the two upcoming Samsung mid-range phones
Earlier this month, we exclusively leaked the official renders of the Samsung Galaxy A35 and Galaxy A55. The devices are nearing their market debut. While a launch date is still missing, the upcoming mid-range smartphones have just cleared another hurdle on the way. They have picked up regulatory approval from India’s BIS (Bureau of Indian Standards). The former also received an official support page on the company’s website.
BIS certifies Samsung’s Galaxy A35 and Galaxy A55 ahead of launch
The Galaxy A35 and Galaxy A55 will lead Samsung‘s next generation of A-series smartphones. The latter will top the lineup with premium specs and a strong build, including a metallic frame. Our exclusive leaks have already confirmed the design of both models—like all other recent Samsung phones, these two also look identical. Benchmark listings and regulatory certifications have also revealed bits of information about the devices.
As we wait for an official announcement from the Korean firm, MySmartPrice spotted the duo on the BIS website. As expected, the Indian regulatory body certified the Galaxy A35 with the model number SM-A356E/DS and the Galaxy A55 with SM-A556E/DS. These are global versions of the phones with dual-SIM support. The US versions have the suffix “U” in place of “E” in the model numbers, while the Korean versions have “N”.
The Galaxy A35 has also got an official support page on the Samsung UAE website with the same model number. While none of these listings give us more information, these are an indication of a nearing launch. The FCC recently certified the Galaxy A35 with the model numbers SM-A356U, SM-A356U1, SM-A356V, and SM-A356E. The units with “U1” and “V” suffixes in model numbers are unlocked and Verizon versions of the same phone for the US.
The FCC revealed that the phone will boast 5G cellular connectivity, Bluetooth, NFC, and Wi-Fi 6. It will also support a wide range of navigation systems and feature a microSD card slot. Samsung might offer it in 128GB and 256GB storage variants. We are expecting a 5,000mAh battery with 25W charging, an Exynos 1380 processor with up to 8GB RAM, a 50MP primary rear camera, and Android 14. The Galaxy A55 should get a more powerful processor.
These phones might debut in a few months
Samsung launched the Galaxy A34 and Galaxy A54 in March 2023. The two succeeding models should also arrive around the same time this year. There are rumors about a slight delay, but not much. We could see the Galaxy A35 and Galaxy A55 go official in April if not in March. Over the next couple of months, you can expect tons of new leaks and rumors about the two upcoming Samsung mid-range phones