Samsung Ramps Up Development of Galaxy A37, Hints at US Launch

Samsung’s 2026 Galaxy A lineup is beginning to take shape. After multiple sightings of the Galaxy A57, the more affordable Galaxy A37 has now appeared on test servers. This confirms that both models are in active development, with an official launch likely between March and April 2026.

Galaxy A37 appears on Samsung’s test servers, following Galaxy A57

A couple of weeks back, the global version of Samsung’s upcoming Galaxy A57 surfaced on official test servers. Now, the Galaxy A37 has popped up on the same servers. The device, carrying model number A376U, was listed with the firmware build number A376USQU0AYK3 (h/t Akhilesh Kumar). This is the US version, suggesting that Samsung plans to launch the phone stateside.

While these sightings do not reveal much, they confirm that Samsung is preparing its 2026 Galaxy A lineup. It is now actively working on the One UI software for the Galaxy A57 and A37. Both models should run Android 16-based One UI 8 out of the box. Or maybe Samsung will ship them with One UI 8.5, which should debut with the Galaxy S26 series in early 2026.

Regardless, the devices are expected to be eligible for six generations of OS upgrades alongside six years of security patches. If they go official in the first half of 2026, expect regular security updates until mid-2032. Features updates will arrive up to Android 22. No other Android brand currently offers this level of long-term support in the mid-range segment.

As far as specs are concerned, they remain under wraps. Successor to the Galaxy A36, the A37 may bring upgraded cameras and a newer processor. The A36 features Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 6 Gen 3, so maybe we’ll see the Snapdragon 6 Gen 4 in the 2026 model. Samsung could also switch to its in-house Exynos processor. In that case, the Galaxy A56’s Exynos 1580 is a likely candidate. Stay tuned for more updates.