Samsung Galaxy A54 5G leak reveals its colour options and triple rear camera setup | Digit

A new smartphone by Samsung is expected to be launched in the coming months. It is said to be the Samsung Galaxy A54 5G, which is the latest addition to the Galaxy A5x series of smartphones. Its design renders were leaked a month ago, but more renders of the Samsung Galaxy A54 have recently leaked online (Via Android Headlines).

The Galaxy A54 leak has shared some details about the upcoming smartphone. Let’s take a look at them:

Samsung Galaxy A54 Design, colours, and features

According to the leaks and design renders regarding the new phone, we can say for certain that the phone will have an Exynos 1380 processor, owing to its listing on Geekbench. Coming to the design renders, the phone is likely to be available in four colours, viz. white, black, purple, and mint green. 

According to the renders, the phone will have a triple rear camera setup and an LED flash, and each lens will be housed inside a circular cutout, as opposed to the huge camera modules that were present in earlier models. Other features that we can make out of the renders is that the phone could have a full-screen display with a punch-hole notch and a tiny chin on the front, with the volume rockers and the power button on the right side. Another thing that can be noticed in these renders is that there is no visible fingerprint scanner, so the phone may feature an in-display fingerprint reader.

Samsung Galaxy A54: Everything else we know so far

From a previous Geekbench listing, Galaxy A54 could come powered by an Exynos 1380 processor along with 6GB RAM (possibly one of the multiple other configurations), and Android 13. The phone has also cleared the Bluetooth SIG certification, which suggests that it could have Bluetooth 5.3 connectivity.

The phone is said to measure 158.3 x 76.7 x 8.2mm, making it slightly taller, wider, and thicker than its predecessors. It is also reported that the phone will have a 5,000mAh battery, and a 50MP rear camera setup.

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