Samsung is expected to debut the Galaxy A53 next year. This device will succeed the Galaxy A52 series released this year. The exact launch timeline for the handset is not known, however, a report says that the phone’s production has begun.
According to the industry sources of 91Mobiles, Samsung has kickstarted the production of the Galaxy A53 at its Greater Noida factory in India. For those unaware, this Samsung facility is the world’s largest smartphone factory.
The sources have not repealed the specs of the phones. But they have confirmed that the device arrives with a water resistance rating like its predecessor. This is obvious as even the cheaper Galaxy A33 is tipped to come with an IP67 rating.
The Galaxy A53 will be slightly different than Galaxy A52, Galaxy A52 5G, and Galaxy A52s 5G in terms of design. Most importantly, it will lack a 3.5mm headphone jack.
The handset is reported to arrive in a single 5G variant. It could be powered by a yet-to-be-announced Exynos SoC with AMD mRDNA GPU.
Other expected features include a 64MP quad-camera setup on the back and a 5,000mAh battery. Last but not least, the smartphone is expected to come in four colors, namely white, black, light blue, and orange.
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