Galaxy A37 and Galaxy A57 Pose in Newly Leaked Renders

Samsung may have some busy weeks ahead, with a bunch of launches on the calendar. This includes the upcoming Galaxy A37 and Galaxy A57, which will be the latest additions to its popular mid-range lineup. We’ve already had a good look at the latter. Now, these renders give us another look at both the Galaxy A37 and Galaxy A57. So, let’s dig in.

Take a look at Galaxy A57 and Galaxy A37 in latest set of renders!

Folks over at Android Headlines (1,2) have published some very official-looking renders of the Galaxy A37 and the Galaxy A57. Thanks to images from China’s TENAA, we already know about the design changes Samsung is planning for the upcoming Galaxy A series phones, and the new models look pretty slick.

As the outlet reports, and as we can see, the Galaxy A37 will feature a flat display with a centered punch-hole camera. That’s paired with slim but not fully uniform bezels, since the bottom chin will be slightly thicker. The frame will be flat all around, and all physical buttons will sit on the right-hand side. That right edge won’t be evenly wide from top to bottom either. So while the overall design looks similar to the Galaxy A57, there’s one difference.

You can see the frame subtly change thickness along the side, especially around the button area. That uneven section is likely tied to Key Island 2.0 design. On models like the Galaxy A17, the buttons sit on a slightly raised portion of the frame. The Galaxy A57 appears to follow a similar approach. But in case of Galaxy A37, that raised section is not as clear.

That said, the launch timelines for the Galaxy A57 and Galaxy A37 are still up in the air. Earlier rumors suggested they could launch in the first or second week of February. But based on some digging into how Samsung is testing the firmware for these devices, we think the launch could be pushed back to March, or maybe even April.