Samsung fans were expecting the new Galaxy A series phones to launch in early February. However, that did not happen. Now, a new leak suggests that Samsung has pushed the launch to March, going back to its usual release schedule.
Let’s take a closer look at what the upcoming Samsung Galaxy A37 and Samsung Galaxy A57 could offer!
Samsung Galaxy A37: Solid Mid-Range Performance with Small Upgrades
The Galaxy A37 brings a few improvements, but overall, it sticks to Samsung’s safe formula.
Display and Design
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Large 6.7-inch AMOLED display
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Full HD+ (1080p) resolution
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Smooth 120Hz refresh rate
Samsung is still using Full HD+ instead of upgrading to a sharper 1.5K resolution. While that may disappoint some users, the 120Hz refresh rate keeps scrolling and gaming smooth.
Performance
The phone is powered by the Exynos 1480 chipset.
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Clock speed up to 2.75 GHz
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Reliable mid-range performance
Even though the chip is about two years old, it still delivers decent everyday performance for apps, streaming, and gaming.
Camera Setup
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50MP main camera (larger 1/1.56” sensor)
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8MP ultra-wide camera
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5MP macro camera
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12MP front selfie camera
The main camera gets a better sensor this time, which should improve photo quality, especially in low light.
Battery and Charging
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5,000mAh battery
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45W fast charging
That’s a strong battery setup, perfect for all-day use.
Durability
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IP67 rating for water and dust resistance
Overall, the Galaxy A37 offers dependable specs, but not many big upgrades.
Samsung Galaxy A57: Thinner, Faster, and More Premium
Now let’s talk about the more exciting option — the Galaxy A57!
Display and Build
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6.6-inch Flexible OLED display
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Full HD+ resolution
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120Hz refresh rate
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Slim design at just 6.9mm thickness
The flexible OLED panel allows thinner bezels, giving the phone a more premium and modern look.
Performance Boost
The Galaxy A57 runs on the newer Exynos 1680 processor.
This upgrade brings near-flagship (sub-flagship) level performance, making it much more powerful than its predecessor.
It also features:
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UFS 3.1 storage for faster app loading and data transfer
Cameras
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50MP main camera
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12MP ultra-wide camera
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5MP macro camera
The camera setup is slightly improved compared to the A37, especially with the upgraded ultra-wide sensor.
Battery and Charging
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5,000mAh battery
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45W fast charging
Big battery + fast charging = excellent daily performance.
Better Protection
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IP68 rating
This is an upgrade over the A37, offering better water and dust resistance.
Final Thoughts: Worth the Wait?
Even though the launch was delayed to March, both phones bring reliable performance and strong battery life.
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The Galaxy A37 is a solid mid-range option with a large screen and dependable features.
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The Galaxy A57 feels more premium, with better performance, thinner design, and improved durability.
While there are no major design changes or huge specification jumps, Samsung is focusing on stability and refinement this year.
Are you excited for the new Galaxy A series launch? March can’t come soon enough!