Galaxy A57 TENAA Certification Confirms Key Specs and Features

Samsung is expected to launch the Galaxy A57 in mid-February, with the Galaxy A37 likely arriving alongside it. Right on cue, the former has now cleared TENAA certification in China, signaling that its release is getting close. The listing also confirms the phone’s core specifications and features.

Galaxy A57 gets TENAA approval as launch nears

TENAA recently certified an unreleased Samsung phone with the model number SM-A5760, which is the Chinese version of the upcoming Galaxy A57 (5G). The certification (via Android Treasure) reveals support for a wide range of cellular bands, including standalone and non-standalone 5G networks. The handset measures 161.5×76.8×6.9 mm in dimensions and weighs 182 grams.

The Galaxy A57 sports a 6.6-inch AMOLED display with 1080×2340 pixels resolution and likely 120Hz refresh rate. The listing doesn’t name the chipset, but it’s an octa-core SoC with clock speeds of 2.9GHz, 2.6GHz, and 1.95GHz. Earlier leaks have revealed that Samsung will ship the phone with its in-house Exynos 1680 processor. The chiset is paired with 8GB and 12GB of RAM, with 128GB and 256GB of storage.

The device is equipped with four cameras in total: 50MP primary rear camera, 12MP ultra-wide lens, 5MP macro camera, and 12MP front-facing selfie camera. This setup suggests Samsung is sticking with a familiar and proven camera formula for its premium midrange lineup. That said, it should now think about introducing a zoom lens to the Galaxy A5x lineup, replacing the macro camera.

The Galaxy A57 is listed with a 5,000mAh battery, supporting 45W wired fast charging. Other highlights include an in-display fingerprint scanner, face recognition, and gravity, proximity, and light sensors. An official launch is still missing, but recent developments suggest a mid-February unveiling is on track. Or maybe Samsung will delay the launch to create room for the Galaxy S26 series in late February. We shall find out soon.