We expected Samsung to have closed out the Galaxy A-series for the season, but the company might have at least one more release in store for us — a sequel to the six-month-old Samsung Galaxy A11, titled Galaxy A12. The tech giant hasn’t announced the device yet, but the reputable publication SamMobile gives us bits and pieces of what to expect from the upcoming budget model.
As per the report, the Upcoming Samsung Galaxy A12 carries the model number SM-A125F and is already in development. Samsung has doubled the storage to 64GB from 32GB which is expandable via microSD card.
Although the base Galaxy A12 variant still features 32GB of ROM. And it’s expected to come in Black, Red, Blue, and White shades. That’s all the details SamMobile gives us, which point to a storage upgrade but not much else.
The speculation notes that the Samsung A12 will inherit its triple-camera array and LCD panel from its predecessor, alongside a rear-mounted fingerprint scanner. Being an affordable addition to the Samsung price list, the 2GB/3GB RAM configuration might be carried over as well. As for the design, it would make perfect sense for Samsung to stick to its Infinity-O display but the camera plate might see a redesign.
If the camera setup remains unchanged, the Galaxy A12 should combine a 5MP ultra-wide and a 2MP depth sensor with a 13MP main sensor (which could also see an upgrade). In a similar vein, the battery capacity might grow from the 4,000 mAh capacity the A11 had. These details are based on rumors but more leaks should drop before the A12’s speculated release a few months from now.
