Samsung is gearing up to update its affordable Galaxy A series with the impending release of the Galaxy A05 and A05s smartphones. These devices have successfully passed various regional certifications, hinting at an imminent global launch. These devices have now cleared the SIRIM certification, getting another step closer to launch.
The Galaxy A05 and A05s variants have made
their way into the SIRIM certification database, identified by model numbers
SM-A055F/DS and SM-A057F/DS, respectively. While the certification doesn’t
disclose any specifications, it effectively paves the way for their upcoming
release in Malaysia.
Previous reports have revealed that the
Samsung Galaxy A05 has a MediaTek Helio G85 processor, which is a decent 4G
chip. It has 4GB of RAM to keep things running smoothly. The screen is okay
with a 720 x 1600p HD+ display, but not super sharp. It runs on the latest
Android 13 system, and Samsung adds some extra features with its OneUI custom
software.
On the other hand, the FCC listing reveals
that the Galaxy A05s will have a 4G chipset, both 2.4GHz and 5GHz WiFi,
Bluetooth 5.3, a 4000 mAh SLC-51 battery, and support for fast charging at 25W.
More details about both of these devices are expected to surface as we get
closer to the launch.
