Samsung Galaxy A16 5G is expected to be launched soon. Although, the company has not confirmed anything yet, online leaks suggest that the handset will hit the market in December 2024. The upcoming Samsung Galaxy A16 smartphone will bring with it several improvements from its predecessor, the Galaxy A15 5G.
According to an alleged render by Android Headlines, the Galaxy A16 5G will feature a flat display with thick bezels on the bottom, similar to the Galaxy A15 5G. The waterdrop-style notch in the front housing a selfie camera in the middle has also been seen in the device.
Samsung Galaxy A16 5G Launch Date (Expected)
Samsung Galaxy A16 5G is expected to be launched in December 2024. However, there is no official confirmation yet by the company.
Samsung Galaxy A16 5G: Features and Specifications (Leaked)
Samsung Galaxy A16 5G may feature a flat display with thick bezels on the bottom. There will be a waterdrop-style notch on the front side of the phone that will house a selfie camera in the middle.
The triple-camera setup on the rear of the phone seems to be similar to that of the Galaxy A15 5G, with three cameras vertically aligned in the top-left corner. Each sensor is a part of the panel. The LED flash is arranged next to the cameras.
There is also a slot for SIM cards on the left-side frame, and the right edge houses a volume rocker and a power button. The power button also doubles as a fingerprint scanner, according to the reports. Samsung's branding is also visible on the bottom of the rear panel.
The handset could run on MediaTek Dimensity 6300 or Samsung Exgnus 1330 chipsets in different markets. The Dimensity 6100+ SoC is the chip used in the existing Galaxy A15 5G.
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