Galaxy A32 5G appears and may be one of the sleekest Samsungs ever

Samsung is one of the big Android stories in Europe and has no plans to be left behind in the 5G race. A few weeks ago, we encountered the Galaxy A42 5G, Samsung’s most affordable smartphone for the next generation of mobile networks. This more affordable label appears to be short-lived, and Samsung is set to bring 5G to the Galaxy A30 with the upcoming Galaxy A32.

Well-known leaker Onleaks has released the first images of the design of the Galaxy A32 5G, a device the leaky one claims to have accessed. A mobile which, if its final design ends up being similar to that of the renderings, will be one of the most elegant mobiles of the whole mid-range.

Galaxy A42 5G arrives in Europe: features, price and availability

The Galaxy A42 5G officially arrives in Europe, a mobile that aspires to be the cheapest 5G terminal in the Samsung catalog.

Galaxy A32 5G shows up in renderings, and it’s gorgeous

The Galaxy A32 5G is a cell phone that, despite being a render, is getting a lot of attention. It highlights a big design change in Samsung’s design line, especially in the form of its rear cameras, which are no longer part of a rectangular module to be displayed individually, albeit with a similar alignment. It should also be noted that the back is completely white.

As for its measures 164.2 x 76.1 x 9.1 mm, being practically the same size as a Galaxy Note 10+, and even a little thicker. The Galaxy A32 5G would therefore be a smartphone of colossal size, but thanks to the use of plastic it would be quite light. The screen wouldn’t be that big incorporating a visible bottom bezel, but that doesn’t make it a device with a low screen, as we’d have a 6.5-inch panel that Samsung usually calls it. Infinity-V.

One of the most curious details is the passage of the fingerprint reader, which sets aside the fingerprint under the screen to incorporate it on the side, as we have already seen on several mobiles. While this could be a sign that the panel will stop being AMOLED, it could just be a cost adjustment to cushion the extra cost the 5G connection would have. It is still early to speculate, but it has caught our attention.

When will this mobile be presented? Given that the A30 was presented in February and the A31 in March, the A32 is expected to arrive on a similar date.