Samsung Galaxy A53 5G can be equipped with 8GB RAM
The Samsung Galaxy A53 5G specification has surfaced online, suggesting that a long-rumored smartphone is about to be launched. The smartphone is expected to be launched as a successor to the Samsung Galaxy A52, which will be launched in March 2021. The Samsung Galaxy A53 5G was found on TENAA, as well as a range of specifications, including an eight-core processor and 6.46in full HD +. The listed smartphone is equipped with a 5000mAh battery, while the smartphone's image shows it will be equipped with a 64 megapixel triple rear camera setting.
Before the upcoming Samsung Galaxy A53 5G was released, MyFixGuide discovered the smartphone on TENAA, China's national telecom certification body. Gadgets 360 can independently verify the list of smartphones listed under the model SM-A5360 on TENAA. The smartphone also recently appeared on China's 3C-certified website, indicating the charging specifications of the smartphone.
The Samsung Galaxy A53 5G may have a 6.46inch full HD + (1080x2400 pixel) display and can be equipped with an AMOLED panel. The list indicates that the fingerprint sensor will be located at the bottom of the display. At the same time, 91Mobiles also found real-time images of the Samsung Galaxy A53 5G, showing the back panel of the smartphone, the rear camera settings and the smartphone frame.
At the same time, the upcoming smartphone also lists features with 64-pixel main camera, 32-pixel secondary camera and 5-pixel three-camera. The image shared on TENAA shows a possible fourth sensor, which is not currently on the list. According to the list, in the front, the Samsung Galaxy A53 5G will be equipped with a 32-megapixel camera. The smartphones listed are equipped with 5000mAh batteries.
The images shared in the TENAA list show the smartphone using a familiar design, and the upcoming Samsung Galaxy A53 5G will offer blue and white color options, according to the list. Samsung has not released any details about the Samsung Galaxy A53 5G. According to reports, the phone was recently found on the Bureau of Standards website, alongside the Galaxy A335G, which is expected to be launched in February, and the upcoming Samsung Galaxy M335G.
