Samsung is expected to launch the Galaxy A53 smartphone early next year.
The smartphone will be the successor to the Samsung Galaxy A52 Series.
Even though the company has not revealed information about the smartphone, this device was reported to be seen on the benchmarking platform, Geekbench 5.
The Samsung Galaxy A53 smartphone appeared in the Geekbench SM-A536U sports model number.
The device has scored 686 in a single core test and 1874 in multi-core tests.
According to Sammobile, the smartphone seen on this platform is powered by the Exynos 1200 chipset (Codename S5E8825) and runs on Android 12.
The report also reveals that the SOC displays the Mali-G68 arm GPU, which is two generations.
According to the previous report by the GalaxyClub, the smartphone will get a juice from a 5,000 mAh battery with the EB-BA536ABY model number.
For context, the Samsung Galaxy A52 displays a 4.500mAh battery.
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According to images, smartphones will be available in four color choices – orange, blue, white and black.
The image also reveals that the smartphone will use the Quad camera setting behind.
Samsung Galaxy A53 Specifications Reportedly Samsung Galaxy A53 Smartphone is rumored to display a Full HD + Super AMOLED 6.5 inch screen with 120Hz Refresh Rate.
The device rendering shows that it will have a flat back panel unlike its predecessor which has a camera lump.
This device is also rumored to be losing 3.5mm headphone jack.
The smartphone led to a thickness of 8.14 mm and 9.73 mm with a rear camera lump, making it a little thinner than the Galaxy A52.
Under the hood, smartphones are rumored to get the Exynos 1200 chipset unlike Qualcomm Snapdragon 720G SOC on Galaxy A52.
In the case of the camera, the device is said to have a 64MP primary lens as seen on the Galaxy A52, but it is still unclear whether the remaining lens will also be the same.
For those who do not know, the Galaxy A52S comes with a 64MP primary lens, 12MP ultrawide lens, 5MP depth lens, and a 5MP macro lens.