Leaked Galaxy A35 5G renders reveal a minor redesign
Samsung has several A-series budget and mid-range phones in the pipeline. We exclusively revealed the official renders and specs of the Galaxy A25 5G earlier this month, while the Galaxy A15 5G also showed up in leaked renders recently. The Galaxy A35 5G is now following suit. MySmartPrice teamed up with noted leakster OnLeaks to give us high-resolution renders, a 360-degree video, and dimensions of the upcoming Samsung smartphone.
Galaxy A35 5G shows up in leaked renders
You might have noticed that all Samsung phones launched in 2023 look identical from the back. The Korean firm has kept the camera design consistent across the Galaxy family this year. From the entry-level Galaxy A14 5G to the Galaxy S23 flagships, all feature a vertical camera array with no bumps. The company has created a brand identity for Galaxy devices with a consistent design.
As expected, it is keeping things unchanged for next year. The Galaxy S24 series will feature a similar rear design, and so will the Galaxy A25 5G and Galaxy A15 5G. It’s no different for the Galaxy A35 5G. However, the latter is seeing a minor redesign on the front, as compared to its predecessor. Samsung has equipped it with a punch-hole display instead of a notched one. This makes the device look more premium.
Additionally, we see that the Galaxy A35 5G has its right edge slightly raised around the area where the power and volume buttons sit. The Galaxy A34 5G has completely flat edges. Interestingly, we have noticed a similar design on the Galaxy A25 5G and Galaxy A15 5G too but not on the Galaxy S24 series. This may be Samsung’s way of differentiating A-series models from S-series flagships.
The Galaxy A35 5G’s speaker grille, meanwhile, matches that of the Galaxy S24 Ultra. Instead of multiple holes, Samsung has cut a single long strip akin to a coin slot. We can also see a USB-C port and a microphone hole at the bottom, while a second microphone hole and the SIM tray sit at the top. The left edge is clean with no holes, ports, slots, or buttons.
A camera upgrade may be on the cards
The upcoming mid-range Samsung smartphone will reportedly measure 161.6 x 77.9 x 8.2mm in dimension, with the raised edge measuring an additional 0.6mm. Considering this, we should be looking at a 6.6-inch flat display here. Since we don’t see a side-mounted fingerprint scanner on the phone, Samsung must have opted for an under-display optical solution.
While the rest of the specs are under wraps, a rumor surfaced in September saying that the Galaxy A35 5G will feature a 50MP primary rear camera. If true, it should bring notable improvements to photo and video quality. The Galaxy A34 5G’s 48MP camera is an older sensor, while the rumored 50MP sensor for the next-gen model is much newer. More details about the phone should surface in the coming weeks.
Samsung has several A-series budget and mid-range phones in the pipeline. We exclusively revealed the official renders and specs of the Galaxy A25 5G earlier this month, while the Galaxy A15 5G also showed up in leaked renders recently. The Galaxy A35 5G is now following suit. MySmartPrice teamed up with noted leakster OnLeaks to give us high-resolution renders, a 360-degree video, and dimensions of the upcoming Samsung smartphone.
Galaxy A35 5G shows up in leaked renders
You might have noticed that all Samsung phones launched in 2023 look identical from the back. The Korean firm has kept the camera design consistent across the Galaxy family this year. From the entry-level Galaxy A14 5G to the Galaxy S23 flagships, all feature a vertical camera array with no bumps. The company has created a brand identity for Galaxy devices with a consistent design.
As expected, it is keeping things unchanged for next year. The Galaxy S24 series will feature a similar rear design, and so will the Galaxy A25 5G and Galaxy A15 5G. It’s no different for the Galaxy A35 5G. However, the latter is seeing a minor redesign on the front, as compared to its predecessor. Samsung has equipped it with a punch-hole display instead of a notched one. This makes the device look more premium.
Additionally, we see that the Galaxy A35 5G has its right edge slightly raised around the area where the power and volume buttons sit. The Galaxy A34 5G has completely flat edges. Interestingly, we have noticed a similar design on the Galaxy A25 5G and Galaxy A15 5G too but not on the Galaxy S24 series. This may be Samsung’s way of differentiating A-series models from S-series flagships.
The Galaxy A35 5G’s speaker grille, meanwhile, matches that of the Galaxy S24 Ultra. Instead of multiple holes, Samsung has cut a single long strip akin to a coin slot. We can also see a USB-C port and a microphone hole at the bottom, while a second microphone hole and the SIM tray sit at the top. The left edge is clean with no holes, ports, slots, or buttons.
A camera upgrade may be on the cards
The upcoming mid-range Samsung smartphone will reportedly measure 161.6 x 77.9 x 8.2mm in dimension, with the raised edge measuring an additional 0.6mm. Considering this, we should be looking at a 6.6-inch flat display here. Since we don’t see a side-mounted fingerprint scanner on the phone, Samsung must have opted for an under-display optical solution.
While the rest of the specs are under wraps, a rumor surfaced in September saying that the Galaxy A35 5G will feature a 50MP primary rear camera. If true, it should bring notable improvements to photo and video quality. The Galaxy A34 5G’s 48MP camera is an older sensor, while the rumored 50MP sensor for the next-gen model is much newer. More details about the phone should surface in the coming weeks.
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