The Samsung Galaxy A56 smartphone is in line to debut in Q1 of the year, but the first look at the device is already surfacing online, showcasing a closer look at the device.
A well-reliable tipster, Max Jambor, shared a post, that China’s TENAA certification unveiled the first look of the Galaxy A56, which showcased the upgraded camera design.
Leaked images of Galaxy A56 will have a camera design similar to the Galaxy Note 10 series along with more powerful camera upgrades. It’s expected that, apart from the camera design, Samsung also upgrades the camera sensors as compared to its predecessor, the Galaxy A55.
Reportedly, it could feature a triple camera setup, including a 50MP, a 12MP, and a 5MP camera. A previous report already revealed that Samsung is planning to offer an upgraded 12MP selfie camera.
The device has already been spotted on various certifications that confirmed that Samsung is actively working on debuting it soon. It is expected to feature a Dynamic AMOLED FHD+ display with a refresh rate of 120Hz. It could have a 5000mAh battery with the support of 45W charging.
Recently, the company has made the Galaxy A56 & Galaxy A36 support pages ahead of launch. Potentially, Samsung could debut the Galaxy A56 device along with the Galaxy A36 sometime in the coming March.
