Samsung Galaxy A57 surfaces on TENAA with slim profile and vertical camera island

Samsung Galaxy A57 surfaces on TENAA with slim profile and vertical camera island

Samsung Galaxy A57 has appeared on China's TENAA database, with official images tied to the certification following last week's regulatory listing. The TENAA appearance confirms the device and provides an early look at its design ahead of launch. The phone has previously been spotted on the BIS database, and there is speculation it may launch alongside the Galaxy A37 model.

Design and display

The Galaxy A57 is shown in a purple lavender colorway in TENAA images. It preserves a vertical camera island and Samsung's Key Island layout for the power and volume buttons. The profile is thinner and lighter than the Galaxy A56, listed at 6.9mm thick and 182g, compared with 7.4mm and 198g. A 6.6-inch full-HD+ (1080 × 2340) display is noted, with an in-display fingerprint sensor and face recognition for security. The listing notes the display is likely AMOLED.

Specs and hardware

• Chipset: octa-core up to 2.9GHz, likely Exynos 1680
• RAM: 8GB or 12GB; Storage: up to 256GB
• Cameras: 50 MP triple rear camera (including 12 MP and 5 MP sensors); 12 MP selfie camera
• Battery: 4905 mAh rated, typical 5000 mAh with 45W wired fast charging

The listing notes display details and bezel size are not revealed in the images provided by TENAA. The device is listed on TENAA with a 6.6-inch display and is connected to an in-display fingerprint sensor and face recognition for security.

The Galaxy A57 is expected to launch in 8GB and 12GB RAM variants with up to 256GB storage, and may launch alongside the Galaxy A37 model.