Samsung has been working on a mid-range device named Galaxy A56 5G for so long, and now the device made its appearance online on Bluetooth SIG certification ahead of the official launch.
Samsung Galaxy A56 has already been spotted on several certifications online, and now it has expanded its reach to one more certification known as Bluetooth SIG with the dedicated model number SM-A566B_DS. This appearance of the device hinted at the near launch in the global market with the Galaxy A56 5G moniker. Although the current, spotting nothing reveals much about the device.
Previously the device made its appearance on the Geekbench listing, revealing the performance of the device, according to which the single-core scored 1,341 points and the multi-core scored 3,836 points.
Recently, the leaked renders of the Galaxy A56 revealed the redesigned camera module that showcases the camera bump, hinting at Samsung’s new design approach for next year’s affordable Galaxy lineup. Reportedly, it could feature a 12MP selfie camera instead of 32MP.
The device is expected to be powered by an Exynos 1580 chipset, which has an octa-core setup, including one Cortex A720 prime core at 2.91GHz, three Cortex A720 performance cores at 2.60GHz, four Cortex A520 efficiency cores at 1.95GHz, and a Samsung Xclipse 540 GPU.
