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Samsung Galaxy A23 launch imminent as support page goes live on official website

The Samsung Galaxy A23 we’ve been hearing about since last November should launch soon as its support page has gone live on Samsung’s official Russian website, and the smartphone’s also been certified by Bluetooth SIG.

The Galaxy A23 is listed on Samsung’s website with model code SM-A235F/DSN, where DS denotes dual-SIM support. It carries model designation SM-A235N on Bluetooth SIG’s website.

We don’t have the Galaxy A23’s key specs on either of these websites. But, the A23 with model number SM-A235F was spotted on Geekbench last week with Android 12, 4GB RAM, and Snapdragon 680 SoC.

Galaxy A23 on Bluetooth Launch Studio
Galaxy A23 on Samsung's official website

Galaxy A23 on Bluetooth Launch Studio • Galaxy A23 on Samsung’s official website

Besides, previous rumors claim the Galaxy A23 will feature a 50MP primary camera and pack a 6.4″ LCD with a waterdrop notch.

Samsung will also launch a 5G version of the Galaxy A23, rumored to come with the Dimensity 700 chip, 6.55″ screen, and a quad camera setup on the rear comprising 50MP primary, 8MP ultrawide, 2MP macro, and 2MP depth units. It will be 8.5mm thick (10.3mm including the camera bump), feature a side-mounted fingerprint reader, and have a 3.5mm headphone jack onboard.

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Samsung Galaxy A23 5G’s leaked render (Image Credit: OnLeaks and Collegedunia)

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Author: Sagar
Source: GSMArena

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