Samsung is finalizing preparations for the launch of its new potential bestseller, the Galaxy A57 smartphone. The device has appeared in the Bluetooth SIG database, a traditional essential step before the market release of the serial version.
The regulator registered eight regional variants of the model (SM-A576B, SM-A576C, SM-A576Q, SM-A576S, SM-A576U1, SM-A576W, SM-A576Z, and SM-A5760), confirming the brand’s plans for a global rollout of the new product.
According to preliminary data, the Galaxy A57 will feature an OLED screen manufactured by BOE, the Samsung Exynos 1680 platform, a 45-watt charger, and improved cameras. The official premiere of the Galaxy A57 and Galaxy A37 may take place next week.
The fact that key certifications have already been obtained indicates Samsung’s readiness to begin shipments to stores almost immediately after the announcement. Recent trends suggest Samsung aims to capture a larger market share by integrating cutting-edge technologies into its budget-friendly models, making the competition with rivals like Xiaomi and Realme even more intense.
