Galaxy A series: There’s no denying the fact that no manufacturer is doing as much as Samsung to make 5G connectivity more affordable. The company has a handful of mid-range phones sporting 5G connectivity on offer, including the Galaxy A32 5G; Galaxy A42 5G; and Galaxy A52 5G; and it is also gearing up to make access to the new global wireless standard; even cheaper with the upcoming Galaxy A22 5G.
The A22 5G has been the subject of a number of leaks over the past few weeks; and it has now taken an important step on its journey to retail shelves: The Galaxy A22 5G has been certified by the Bluetooth SIG organization. Bluetooth certification is one of the many approvals a smartphone requires before it can be sold to consumers; and while it doesn’t offer much detail about an upcoming device except for its version of Bluetooth connectivity (version 5.0, in this case), we already know a lot about the Galaxy A22 5G.
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The only exciting thing about the Galaxy A22 5G may be… 5G
As you would expect from the low-end of Samsung’s A series lineup, the A22 5G isn’t a very exciting phone. It is powered by a MediaTek Dimensity 700 processor; which has slightly faster high-performance cores than the Dimensity 720 chipset that powers the Galaxy A32 5G (2.2GHz vs 2.0GHz). There’s 4GB of RAM accompanying the Dimensity 700 on the base model; and benchmarks have revealed that a variant with 6GB of RAM exists as well.
Other Galaxy A22 5G specs are expected to include an Infinity-V display with Full HD+ resolution, a 48MP+8MP+2MP+2MP main, ultra-wide, depth, and macro camera setup, a 13MP front camera, a 5000 mAh battery with 15W charging, and a side-mounted fingerprint sensor. It will run Android 11 out of the box and should come in four colors: gray, light green, purple, and white. Pricing hasn’t been rumored yet, but it will likely have to fall somewhere south of €300 if Samsung hopes to sell the device in any meaningful numbers.
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