Samsung is aggressively looking forward to expanding its mid-range Galaxy A-series family since a new device named Galaxy A26 surfaced online with its design.
Samsung is already working on two more smartphones under the same Galaxy A-series, which are mentioned below:
Now the company has started gearing up for a new smartphone named Galaxy A26. One of our colleagues, Android Headlines, revealed the first look at the Samsung Galaxy A26 CAD-based renders.
The leaked renders showcased that the bottom bezel of the device seems thicker as compared to other bezels, and a triple camera setup is placed at the top-left, also arranged with an LED flash. On the right side, the power button and volume buttons are located slightly curved and protrude for easier access.
The positions of the power and volume buttons on the left side are similar to the Samsung Galaxy A16 models, which are called “Key Island.” The SIM card slot is housed on the left side, towards the top.
According to the report, the display will measure approximately 6.64 inches diagonally and measure roughly 164 x 77.5 x 7.7 mm. Noticeably, these measurements are based on the leaked CAD renders, so they could be changed.
Apart from this, the Galaxy A26 did surface on Geekbench a few weeks ago, which showcased that it will be powered by the Exynos 1280 chipset and will be available in 6GB of RAM and ship with Android 15 with Samsung’s One UI skin on top of it.
