Samsung Galaxy A14 4G passed FCC and TUV certification: 4900mAh battery, 15W charging

CTOnews.com news on December 14, citing foreign technology media 91Mobile reported that Samsung Galaxy A144G has recently passed FCC and TUV certification. According to the FCC certification document, the Galaxy A144G supports LTE cellular network connectivity, Bluetooth and dual-band Wi-Fi.

The model of the charging adapter for this device is EP-T1510 and its manufacturer is listed as HAEM Co.LTD. Unfortunately, there is no actual picture or design of the phone in the certification document, but the outline of the phone is shared.

CTOnews.com learned from the FCC list that the size of the Galaxy A144G is 167.7 x 78.8x11.8mm. For details of the TUV certification, the Samsung Galaxy A144G will be equipped with a 4900 Ma battery (message shows 5000 Ma) that supports 15W charging.

Samsung will also release a 5G version of the Galaxy A14, as the phone was recently found on Samsung's official website in India. The 5G version is SM-A146B / DS, and two versions are expected, one is MediaTek's Dimensity 700SoC, the other is the Exynos 1330 chipset, and will be equipped with 6GB memory. Both versions will run Android 13.