Samsung is preparing to launch a new smartphone called the Galaxy A54 5G in the next few weeks, and it belongs to the category of relatively affordable mid-range devices. Indeed, the shape and design of the device, which at first glance you think is an expensive premium phone, has been leaked.
According to a gizmochina report, the Samsung Galaxy A54 5G has appeared in the FCC certification database. The list contains the highlighted device with model code number SM-A546E. And through the official certification data, we get the basic specifications of the expected phone, which was supposed to be launched for the first time this January, and this did not happen, but rather the company presented the Samsung Galaxy A14 phone.
Samsung Galaxy A54 5G specifications
The battery of the Samsung Galaxy A54 5G phone bears the model number EB-BA546BY, and it comes with a capacity of 4905 mAh and the ability to fast charge 25 watts. It will likely be touted as having a capacity of 5,000mAh. The charging adapter has a model number of EP-TA800 and a maximum power output of 25W. It supports 15W (5V/3A) and 25W (9V/2.77A) outputs through the USB-PD protocol. The charger also supports PPS charging protocol with up to 25W power output.
The new Samsung Galaxy A54 5G phone will support Bluetooth LE, WLAN a / b / g / n / ac / ax and NFC in terms of connectivity, with Wi-Fi 6.
The existence of the Samsung Galaxy A54 5G model was discovered on the Geekbench benchmark database, through which we can learn more device details, including 6 GB of RAM with an Exynos 1380 central unit processor, which is the chipset produced by Samsung itself, with a screen size of 6.6 inches offering Full HD+ quality with a 120Hz refresh rate. The cameras setup has also been leaked, revealing that the Galaxy A54 5G will have a triple sensor camera module with a 50MP primary camera, and a 32MP front selfie camera.
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Source: “Al-Balad News”