Samsung Unveils New Galaxy A36 5G Device with FCC Certification

Samsung’s Mid-Range Galaxy A-Series Expansion

Samsung is actively gearing up to expand its mid-range Galaxy A-series by debuting a new device, the Galaxy A36 5G, and the device now gets an FCC certificate, hinting at the near launch.

Debut of Two New Smartphones Under the A-Series

The Korean tech giant is looking forward to debuting two of the latest smartphones under the A-series, including the Galaxy A36 and Galaxy A56, soon. Both devices have already made their existence on several certifications, and the support pages have already gone live ahead of launch. Now the Galaxy A36 5G appeared on the FCC certification with the dedicated model numbers, which are as follows:

FCC Certification Details

The ‘DS’ in the first model number indicates that the device will have dual SIM support. The listing revealed that the smartphone will support multiple network types, including 5G, 4G, 3G, and 2G for a seamless connectivity experience along with Wi-Fi 6.

Additional Features and Specifications

The smartphone will feature Bluetooth 5.4 and support Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) and NFC for contactless payments. The listing hints that the device will arrive with a Samsung charger ‘EP-TA800,’ which suggests it may support 25W fast charging.

Galaxy A36 Camera Specifications and Performance

The Galaxy A36 is reported to perform slightly better than its predecessor and is expected to be powered with a Snapdragon chipset, at least in the US markets. However, Samsung has yet to reveal the official specifications and release of the device, so it remains to see exactly what new novelties the device will bring.

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