Samsung is gearing up to release the Galaxy A35, a new mid-range 5G smartphone. While renders of the phone have been circulating since earlier this year, we now have our first live image of the device, giving us a better look at its design.
The live image, originally published by a South Korean certification agency, confirms what we already knew about the Galaxy A35’s design. One notable change is the key island housing the physical buttons on the right side of the phone. Additionally, the phone features a flat frame similar to its predecessors, the Galaxy A15 and A25.
From the live image, we can also see that the back of the phone features a triple camera setup along with a small flash to the right of the sensors.
While details about the phone’s specs are not included in this image, previous leaks and listings have given us some insights. The Galaxy A35 is expected to be powered by an Exynos 1380 processor and 6GB of RAM. Furthermore, it will support 5G and come pre-installed with Android 14.
As for when Samsung plans to officially unveil the Galaxy A35, we’re still waiting for confirmation. However, with all the certifications in place and leaks coming out, it shouldn’t be long before we hear more about this highly anticipated device. Stay tuned for updates on Phones Canada’s blog!
