Although Samsung hasn't made any official announcements yet, the Samsung Galaxy A72 5G and A52 5G are expected to launch in China soon. As we get closer to the launch, more leaks keep surfacing like clockwork. Most recently, the Galaxy A52 5G was featured in 360° product mockups. And it also cleared a TENNA certification, confirming the specs and design of the phone.
Evan Blass published the first official product image of the Samsung Galaxy A52 5G last week. He has now followed up on that leak with a set of 360° renders, showcasing the A52 5G in four different colors.
Note that these recent designs differ from the A52 leaked images that preceded them. For one, the ‘Prism Crush’ finish from last year is gone. Also, the rear shell, including the camera island, is painted in a uniform colorway.
The new matte finish comes in Awesome White, Blue, Violet, and Black shades. The “Infinity” O-hole is back, but it appears to have shrunken. Bezels surrounding the phone are still mid-weight, if not thicker than last year.
The TENNA document is more revealing. Based on the attached images, the Galaxy A52 5G seen in Mr. Blass’ new renders is the finalized design and is expected to arrive soon with a sub-flagship Samsung mobile price.
We’re looking at a 6.5” AMOLED screen on Samsung Galaxy A52 with a hidden fingerprint scanner and a hole-punch. The specifics of this panel weren’t mentioned, but expect it to deliver a full HD resolution. The rear camera array is led by a 64MP wide camera. 6GB/8GB of memory keeps the apps running in the background.
Galaxy A52 5G is backed up by a 4500 mAh battery, with 15W fast charging support. Compared to the 7.9mm build of the Galaxy A51, the A52 is 8.4mm thick, presumably because of the extra 500 mAh of power in the battery. Lastly, the TENNA certificate confirms that the A52 5G runs on the Qualcomm Snapdragon 750G.
