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The Samsung Galaxy A35 5G may be launched soon as the brand's next Galaxy A-series device. It is believed that this phone will replace the Galaxy A34 launched in India in March last year. Apart from this, renders of Galaxy A35 were recently leaked online and the phone was also seen on Geekbench. Now the smartphone was spotted on the US FCC certification website.
Galaxy A35 FCC certification
- Ahead of the expected launch, 91Mobiles has spotted the Galaxy A35 on a US FCC certification website.
- The smartphone has been spotted with model numbers SM-A356U and SM-A356E which are linked to the Galaxy A35.
- The FCC listing hints at the launch of a device, and confirms some features like 5G connectivity, NFC, and an SD card slot.
- The EP-TA800 charger is also mentioned in the list, which suggests that the Galaxy A35 may come with a 25W charger.
- The Geekbench listing of the Galaxy A35 has revealed that the phone will likely come with an octa-core chipset Exynos 1380. At the same time, it will have 6GB RAM and Android 14. The smartphone will come with One UI custom skin.
Galaxy A35 design
- According to the leaked renders, the Galaxy A35 is seen with a similar design to the Galaxy S23 FE. The smartphone will be equipped with flat edges and a punch-hole display. It will also feature a USB-C port with volume and power keys on the right side.
- The leaked renders also confirm triple rear cameras for the Galaxy A35. Its screen size is also said to be 6.6 inches and the phone comes in white color but more variants are expected to come.
- Along with the Galaxy A35, Samsung is also reportedly working on the Galaxy A55. These two will be the new Galaxy A-series phones after the Galaxy A25 and Galaxy A15 launched last December. The Galaxy A35 will probably fall in the sub-Rs 30,000 category while the Galaxy A55 could be priced higher.
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