Samsung is slowly improving its focus on the affordable lineup of smartphones, which plays an important role in their market success rate. Soon, a new entry-level gadget from Samsung will hit the market, which is the Galaxy A15. The leaked photographs give a detailed look at its design. The Galaxy A14 smartphone was unveiled in February of this year, and now the Galaxy A15 comes as a successor to this model. As per the claims by OnLeaks, also known as Steve Hemmerstoffer, the upcoming A15 gadget will have a front camera located in a teardrop notch instead of the standard hole.
The rear camera is not so different, as it follows the steps of the mid-range lineup from Samsung with a trio camera with a traffic light setup at the left of the top. Between the first and second rear camera sensors lies the LED flash. This can be seen as a change as the LED flash is positioned with the first camera sensor in the flagship ones. The bezels of the screen are asymmetrical. Compared to the A14, which arrived with rounded side panels, the Galaxy A15 has flat side panels. But the flat display and flat rear panel link it to the prior one. The whole shape can be summarized as a lean smartphone rather than a square box. The right side of the device holds the power button, volume controller, and fingerprint identification sensor, just like every Galaxy smartphone, and so does the SIM card tray on the left.
Samsung Galaxy A15’s known specification:
- Display: 6.4-inch Infinity U-type display (with an outdated teardrop notch)
- Dimensions: 160.2 x 76.8 x 8.4 mm
- Other features include a 3.5 mm audio jack, a Type-C USB port, and system speakers.
- Rear camera: triple camera configuration
It is assuring that the firm is not only focusing on premium gadgets like the S24 lineup and S23 FE but also on budget-friendly ones like the A05, A05s, A25 5G, and A15. The launch date of the gadget may be scheduled in the same time frame as its predecessor, like in the first quarter of 2024. In the coming days, we can expect other leaked renderings to reveal the major technical aspects of the gadget.
Thanks to “TheTechOutlook“
