The Samsung Galaxy A57 5G Specs (expected price ~Rs. 44,200) is confirmed via 3C certification to support 45W wired fast charging, surprisingly faster than the 25W rumoured for the flagship Galaxy S26 series.
Samsung Galaxy A57 5G Specs: The next generation of smartphones from Samsung is starting to take shape and new certifications keep showing what the company’s flagship and mid-range models will look like. A recent listing indicates that the incoming Galaxy A57 5G may steal the show in at least one crucial aspect, notably charging speed, even if the Samsung Galaxy S26 series has been receiving the most attention.
Key Details of Samsung Galaxy A57 5G Specs
| Feature | Details | Key Contrast to Galaxy S26 (Implied) |
| Charging Speed | 45W Wired Fast Charging (Confirmed via 3C certification) | Significantly faster than the 25W rumoured for the Galaxy S26/S26 Pro. |
| Processor | Exynos 1680 (Model S6568) | Flagships likely use next-gen Snapdragon or top-tier Exynos. |
| Connectivity | Confirmed support for Bluetooth 6.1 (Compared to Exynos 1580’s Bluetooth 5.3). | Cutting-edge wireless standard. |
| Estimated Price Point | Around $500 ( ~ Rs. 44,200) | Details are expected in the upcoming weeks or months as leaks continue. |
| Expected Launch | Details expected in the upcoming weeks or months as leaks continue. | Later than the typical January/February launch of the S-series. |
| Missing Features | No telescopic camera, No Wireless Charging and may lose out on some Galaxy AI capabilities. | The S26 series is expected to include these premium features. |
| GPU (Rumor) | Will include an AMD-based Xclipse 550 GPU. | High-performance graphical capability for a mid-range. |
Launch dates for the Galaxy S26 series and the Galaxy A57 5G have not yet been confirmed by Samsung, but more details should become available in the upcoming weeks or months as new certifications and leaks appear online. An intriguing contrast between the two is set up by recent regulatory filings that suggest Samsung may once again give its more reasonably priced Galaxy A-series device an advantage over its more expensive variants.
In the meantime, only 25W wired charging was supported when the Galaxy S26 and Galaxy S26 Pro first debuted on the same regulatory website. This implies that quicker charging than Samsung’s upcoming flagship models may be supported by the more affordable Galaxy A57 5G. The base Galaxy S series starts closer to $800 (approximately Rs. 70,800), whilst the A5x lineup often hovers around the $500 (about Rs. 44,200) pricing mark.
The forthcoming mid-range phone will have 45W wired fast charging, as confirmed by the Samsung Galaxy A57 5G’s listing on China’s 3C certification platform (via SamMobile). The filing, which is listed under the model number SM-A5760, shows that Samsung intends to offer faster charging on the A series once more, in line with the Galaxy A56’s faster charging than the Galaxy S25.
Recently, the Exynos 1680 chipset—model number S6568—that is anticipated to power the Galaxy A57 was discovered on the Bluetooth SIG website. Compared to the Exynos 1580’s Bluetooth 5.3, the listing verified capability for Bluetooth 6.1. The phone had also shown on Samsung’s test server and in the IMEI database and prior leaks indicated the chip would include an AMD-based Xclipse 550 GPU; however, other specifications were not disclosed.
The Galaxy A57 5G is still anticipated to be a standard mid-range device despite its rapid charging capability. According to early sources, there is no telescopic camera, no wireless charging and an Exynos 1680 processor. Additionally, it might lose out on a number of Galaxy AI capabilities that will be included in the Galaxy S26 series.
