Samsung is guarding up to launch their upcoming mid-range offering dubbed the Samsung Galaxy A53 5G. The phone has had many leaks up until now hinting at its specs and design. And now, renders of the smartphone have surfaced yet again showcasing its design and color variants.

The renders of the Galaxy A53 5G have previously leaked in White and Black, but this time around, WinFuture has provided a better look at the rumored Orange and Blue color options.

Samsung Galaxy A53 5G renders Blue

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Samsung Galaxy A53 5G renders Orange

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These new renders are consistent with the previous renders that surfaced online a while back. The phone still appears to have a pretty similar design compared to the Galaxy A52. The only noticeable difference from the current-gen smartphone is the camera island which has a much smoother-looking protrusion from the pack panel this time around.

The colors on the device also look clean with a blue variant being noticeably lighter in tone compared to the light blue of the A52. The orange variant of the smartphone is also light in tone, making it appear more Peach color than the traditional orange.

Samsung Galaxy A53 5G specs (rumored)

So far, the upcoming Galaxy A53 5G is said to have a 6.52-inch FHD+ 120Hz AMOLED display with a maximum refresh rate of 120Hz.

The device will come equipped with an unreleased Samsung midrange SoC dubbed the Exynos 1200. The SoC will have two high-performance cores clocked at 2.4 GHz and six cores with a maximum clock speed of 2.0 GHz. The CPU is supported by the Mali G68 GPU for graphics. The device will come in two ram variants, 6GB and 8GB. It is also touted to at least have 128GB of internal storage which can be further expanded by up to 1TB with a microSD card.

The device is said to house a 5000mAh battery with 25W charging support. The rear quad-camera setup will likely have a 64MP primary sensor, a 12MP ultrawide lens, a 5MP macro, and a 5MP depth sensor.

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We have been hearing about the Samsung Galaxy A53 since August. It will be the successor of the current-gen Galaxy A52 series. A month ago, the design of this smartphone leaked via 3D CAD renders. A few weeks later, a designer has now teamed with a well-known publication for high-quality renders of this handset based on leaks.

The Galaxy A53 renders attached in this article come from designer Technizo Concept (Parvez Khan). He has created them for LetsGoDigital, which is known for patent and trademark-related coverages.

Going by the renders, they seem to be based on 3D CAD renders by @OnLeaks (Steve Hemmerstoffer). Although the device is expected to come in four colors (white, black, light blue, orange), the renders only show it in white.

Anyway, they look better than the original inspirational renders. The phone will most likely resemble these new renders in real life. It is worth noting that the official press renders popped up on the internet recently, however, the image was of poor quality.

According to previous reports, the Galaxy A53 will have a 64MP primary camera like its predecessor. It will be backed by a slightly larger 5,000mAh battery compared to a smaller 4,5000 battery inside its forerunner.

Lastly, It will lack a 3.5mm headphone jack and could be powered by an upcoming Exynos chipset with AMD mRDNA GPU.

We expect to learn more about the Samsung Galaxy A53 in the coming days ahead of its official announcement.

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