Samsung Galaxy A57 and A37 render leak points to one quirky design decision

Renders of the Samsung Galaxy A57 and A37 have leaked online, giving us a detailed look at the design of Samsung’s new mid-range smartphones.

Android Headlines has seemingly gotten its hands on “official” renders for Samsung’s imminent mid-range smartphone refresh, and they look… a lot like the Samsung Galaxy A56 and Samsung Galaxy A36, if we’re being brutally honest.

The Samsung Galaxy A57 – here shown in black – packs the same flat-edged design with a broadly similar unified camera module. The bottom bezel, or chin, looks to be slightly thicker than the rest.

We also see the power and volume buttons protruding slightly from the right edge of the phone, continuing what Samsung calls its Key Island approach. Again, this is nothing new.

In terms of expected specs, we should be looking at a 6.6-inch FHD+ 120Hz AMOLED display, a Exynos 1680 processor, 8GB/12GB RAM, a 5,000mAh battery, 45W wired charging, and a 50Mp main camera with a 12Mp ultra-wide backing it up.

Samsung Galaxy A37 leaks

It’s a similar story with the Samsung Galaxy A37, albeit in a more eye-catching lavender colour. Other than that, it really is spot the difference stuff compared to those A57 images – though is that slightly thicker chin bezel we see?

There does appear to be a slight difference with the aforementioned Key Island, with the volume and power keys sitting on a raised section that only appears to stick out from the frame on the bottom portion. It’s a little weird, if we’re being honest, and we’ll be interested to see how that looks and feels in the final product.

When it comes to specs, expect a similar display, main camera and battery/charging set-up to the Galaxy A57, but with a lesser ultra-wide camera and a slower Exynos 1480 processor.

Following numerous leaks, we’re expecting to hear something official on the Samsung Galaxy A57 and A37 over the next few weeks. Stay tuned.