Check out these concept renders and video of the Samsung Galaxy A54 5G

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Check out these concept renders and video of the Samsung Galaxy A54 5G
Samsung's Galaxy A phones are lower-priced mid-range models that are equipped with large screens, viable cameras, and large batteries. A few days ago, Samsung released the Galaxy A53 5G equipped with a 6.5-inch Super AMOLED display sporting a 1080 x 2400 resolution, and a 120Hz refresh rate. A 5nm Exynos chip is under the hood and there are two different configurations including 6GB of memory with 128GB of storage, and 8GB of memory with 256GB of storage.

Concept render of the Galaxy A54 includes some minor cosmetic changes


There is a quad-camera system on the back and a 32MP front-facing selfie snapper. And yes, the device carries a big 5000mAh battery. Starting at $449.99, you can bring that price down by taking advantage of some deals including this one from Verizon.

This is all fine and dandy for now, but what about the Galaxy A54? Won't there be a Galaxy A54 model? Unless something drastic takes place, just as day follows night, there will be a Galaxy A54 although it most likely won't see the light of day until early next year. But that hasn't stopped LetsGo Digital from publishing concept renders created by Parvez Khan of Technizo Concept.

One of the changes that Khan included with his concept renders (and the video that accompanies them) is a symmetrical bezel found on all sides of the display. The Galaxy A53 does have a little thicker bezel at the bottom of its screen. Similar to the Galaxy A53, these concept renders of the Galaxy A54 feature a 6.5-inch Super AMOLED display with an FHD+ resolution and a 120Hz refresh rate.

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However, based on the smaller screen sizes for the Galaxy S22 and Galaxy S22+, LetsGo Digital says that it can not rule out the possibility of a smaller display for the Galaxy A54. The concept render does include an under-display fingerprint scanner and the same 32MP punch-hole selfie snapper (with an aperture of f/2.2) found on the Galaxy A51, Galaxy A52, and Galaxy A53.

A 5000mAh battery could power the Galaxy A54


Khan's concept renders of the Galaxy A54 include a smaller camera bump and LetsGo Digital noted that the Galaxy A53 cameras match the Galaxy A52 array but with improved processing for low-light and evening shots. If that continues over to next year, the Galaxy A54 could sport a 64MP primary camera sensor, a 12MP camera sensor for the ultra-wide lens, a 5MP depth sensor, and a 5MP Macro lens for extreme close-ups.

The expectations are for the Galaxy A54 to come with a 5000mAh battery with 25W fast charging. Most likely, the same configuration options of 6GB RAM/128GB storage and
8GB RAM/256GB storage will be offered. And once again, we should expect Samsung to include a microSD slot for additional storage but there is no reason to expect the device to come with a 3.5mm earphone jack.

Verizon has a deal on the Samsung Galaxy A53

Samsung Galaxy A53 5G

UW Edition, 128GB Storage, 6GB RAM, Awesome Black, New Line Required
$360
$499 99
Buy at Verizon

Since the Samsung Galaxy A54 wouldn't be expected to be available until probably next March or April, you have a lot of time to think about your smartphone plans for 2023. On a value basis, the Galaxy A Series delivers some delectable tasting features while putting less hurt on your wallet. If you've been dying for a Galaxy S22 series model but you can't swing it this year, a phone in the Galaxy A series, especially a device like the Galaxy A53 will give you much of what you're looking for at a great price.

And while the 5000mAh battery might be taxed with 5G and the 120Hz refresh rate, that shouldn't put a frown on your face; look at it this way. The mid-range phone that you paid less than $500 for has 5G connectivity and a 120Hz refresh rate!
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