After the recent Galaxy A56 leaks, the Samsung Galaxy A36 has now surfaced online, revealing its colors and design. The latest images give us a full look at the phone, confirming a redesigned camera module and four color options.
Tech insider Evan Blass, known for his accurate leaks, has shared these renders. The Galaxy A36 will be available in Olive, Purple, White, and Black. However, Samsung may use different names for these shades in its official marketing.
Similar to Galaxy A56, But With Some Changes
At first glance, the Galaxy A36 looks almost identical to the A56. The main difference is in the camera layout—Samsung has replaced the three separate lenses with a single vertical strip, giving it a cleaner look.
The A36 also retains the "Key Island" design from its predecessor, the Galaxy A35, but this time, it sticks out less. One noticeable difference between the A36 and A56 is the front design. The A36 has slightly uneven bezels, likely to keep costs down, making it the more budget-friendly option.
Mid-Range Specs with Promising Features
Samsung usually equips its A3x series with high-quality AMOLED screens, and the A36 is expected to follow that trend. While the official specs are not fully confirmed, leaks and certifications suggest some interesting features.
- The FCC certification mentions 25W wired charging support, while another source claims 45W fast charging. The exact charging speed remains unclear.
- Geekbench tests confirm that both the Galaxy A56 and A36 will run Android 15 with Samsung’s One UI 7.
- The A56 will use the Exynos 1580 processor, while the A36 is expected to feature Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 6 Gen 3 chip.
With these specs, the Galaxy A36 could be a strong competitor to the upcoming iPhone SE 4—especially if Samsung keeps the price around $400, like last year. If you're planning to buy a new mid-range phone, this might be worth considering.