Samsung is definitely not letting off some steam in its bid to recapture the mid-range/budget segment of the phone market where it had lost out to Chinese OEMs. The Korean giant has been on a launch spree with its Galaxy A series. The Galaxy A50, A30, and A10 have already been released. The Galaxy A20 was also recently announced in India. The Galaxy A40 is expected to join the fray in no distant time. Before then, the press renders of the A40 has leaked online, giving us a quick look at the design captured from all angles. 

The renders show the Galaxy A40 will have a design that is similar to those of its siblings.  At the front, there will be a u-shaped notch on the full-screen display which houses the front camera. At the back, the device packs a fingerprint sensor at the middle. The device equally sports a dual camera setup is at the top left corner arranged vertically with an LED flash at the bottom.

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The Samsung Galaxy A40 is expected to feature a 5.7-inch display and its earlier GeekBench appearance showed the device will be powered by an Exynos 7885 chipset paired with 4GB of RAM. The Galaxy A40 also features a USB Type-C port, a speaker grill as well as a 3.5mm audio jack at the bottom edge. The renders show the A40 will be available in Black, Light Blue, and Coral. The device is expected to go official on April 10 alongside the A90 but we won’t forget the empty Galaxy A40 page which appeared on Samsung UK website recently.

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