Samsung is reportedly working on a bunch of new A-series smartphones including the Galaxy A23, Galaxy A33, Galaxy A53, and the Galaxy A73.
Rumors suggest that some of these devices may arrive as early as at the end of this month or in early March.
At the top of the list, is the Galaxy A23, which courtesy of a fresh leak by a popular tipster, will come with a similar design to last year’s Galaxy A-Series phones.
The CAD renders showcase that it will be packing a waterdrop-notch display, supposedly 6.6 inches with a thick chin. The rear design is a lot like last year’s Galaxy A32, A52, and A72.
Still, on the back, we can see a quad-camera unit which will seemingly feature a 50MP primary camera with OIS support, accompanied by a 5MP ultrawide lens and a pair of 2MP lenses.
At present, there is still no information on the other key specs of the smartphone. However, it is speculated that the Galaxy A23 will be available in 4G and 5G options. We’ll be sure to notify you when it does launch and provide details on its technical profile.
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