On Samsung servers, firmware for the upcoming Galaxy A37 smartphone has been discovered, indicating an active development phase for the model. The device will be a successor to the Galaxy A36, released in March 2025.
Previously, in September, a Samsung smartphone with model number SM-A376B was spotted in the GSMA IMEI database. According to Samsung’s numbering system, this device refers to the Galaxy A37. Now, firmware has been found on the company’s servers for U.S. carriers with the build number A376USQU0AYK3. This confirms that Samsung is actively progressing in developing the new generation device.
While the exact release date for the Galaxy A37 remains unknown, it’s reasonable to expect it in the spring of 2026, approximately in March-similar to the release of the Galaxy A36 this year. The Galaxy A37 is also expected to debut alongside the Galaxy A57.
The Galaxy A37 is rumored to feature notable upgrades, including a more powerful processor, potentially the Snapdragon 8 Gen 2, aligning with the industry’s shift toward high-efficiency, AI-enhanced chipsets. Experts anticipate improved camera systems, with better low-light performance thanks to advanced image sensors. Additionally, the device might incorporate a larger battery with faster charging capabilities, reflecting current market demands for longevity and convenience.
Samsung’s new Galaxy lineup continues to face significant competition from brands like Xiaomi and Oppo, which are aggressively launching feature-rich smartphones at competitive prices. Industry experts predict that the Galaxy A37 will need to stand out with unique offerings, such as enhanced software integrations or exclusive features, to capture consumer interest.
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