Samsung is gearing up to launch two new additions to its popular Galaxy A series lineup: the Galaxy A35 and Galaxy A55. While the exact release dates have not been announced yet, details about these upcoming mid-range Android phones have already started surfacing.

One standout feature that both the Galaxy A35 and A55 will share is the Key Island design, a fresh aesthetic approach following the Dynamic Island design seen in previous models like the Galaxy A15 and A25. The Key Island design brings a unique look to Samsung’s mid-range offerings, setting them apart from other smartphones in their category.

Leaked live shots of the Galaxy A55 recently made their way onto Twitter, aligning with earlier renders that had been circulating online. Alongside these images, @stufflistings also shared some key specifications of the Galaxy A55, providing further insights into what consumers can expect from this upcoming device.

According to the leaks, the Samsung Galaxy A55 is expected to be powered by an Exynos 1480 processor and may offer up to 12GB of RAM. The rear camera setup is rumored to include a triple-lens configuration with 50MP + 12MP + 5MP cameras, while a 32-megapixel front camera caters to selfie enthusiasts.

Despite limited visibility in the leaked images, it’s worth noting that the Galaxy A55 will sport a metal frame for added durability. Additionally, the new Key Island design incorporates raised power and volume buttons for enhanced accessibility and tactile feedback.

Speculation suggests that Samsung could officially unveil both the Galaxy A35 and A55 sometime in March. However, until an official announcement is made by Samsung, eager fans will have to wait patiently for more details regarding these highly anticipated smartphones. Stay tuned for updates on Phones Canada!