Samsung’s upcoming mid-range offering, the Galaxy A56, has just been revealed in full 360-degree renders, thanks to a reliable leaker. The images showcase the device in four different colors, giving a detailed look at its design ahead of its expected launch in March. The new mid-range phone could debut alongside the Galaxy A36.
Galaxy A56’s design and colors shown up close in new leaked renders
The newly leaked Galaxy A56 renders highlight its refined design with a metallic frame featuring flat edges, Key Island buttons, a punch-hole display, and a triple-camera setup on the rear featuring a bump. Samsung is continuing its signature minimalist approach, with subtle tweaks that enhance the look of its mid-range phones. The upcoming handset looks more premium than the A55.
Shared by reliable leaker Evan Blass, these renders show the Galaxy A56 in four colors: green, black, pink, and grey. We are sure Samsung will have some fancy names for these shades. Perhaps it will add the prefix “Awesome” to their names, as this is a term it often associates with the Galaxy A lineup. Its recent trademark application for “Awesome Intelligence” also hints at AI features for the Galaxy A56.
Of course, this isn’t the first major leak about this new Samsung mid-ranger. The device has been subject to numerous leaks in the past, alongside a bunch of certification listings revealing its key specifications. The Galaxy A56 should feature Samsung’s 4nm Exynos 1580 chipset with up to 12GB of RAM. Samsung might offer an upgraded 12MP selfie camera and 45W wired charging.
As said earlier, Samsung is expected to unveil the Galaxy A56 alongside the more affordable Galaxy A36 in March. While both devices target the mid-range market, the latter could lack a metallic frame and feature a less powerful chipset. Stay tuned for more updates as the launch date approaches.
