Samsung is actively setting up to expand its mid-range Galaxy A-series by introducing new devices in the lineup, including the Galaxy A56, which is rumored to feature a redesigned camera module with a more prominent bump.
Samsung, a few weeks ago, debuted a new smartphone under the same lineup, named Galaxy A16 in limited regions, and now gradually expanding its reach in more markets, currently, it has made it available in Australia. On the other side, the company is already working on the Galaxy A36 and Galaxy A26 to debut next year, which have already been rumored to feature a prominent camera bump.
According to a new leaked render of the Galaxy A56 from one of the well-reliable sources, Onleaks, in collaboration with Android Headlines, the device seems to have the same design as the upcoming Galaxy A26 and Galaxy A36.
The leaked renders showcase the camera bump of the Galaxy A56, hinting at Samsung’s new design approach for next year’s affordable Galaxy lineup. According to a previous report, the forthcoming Galaxy A56 could feature a 12MP selfie camera in place of 32MP.
It is also rumored that Samsung might be looking forward to introducing charging upgrades to its A-series phones with the Galaxy A56. However, Samsung has not revealed any official information regarding the upcoming Galaxy A56, so it remains to be seen whether this report will come true.
