Samsung Galaxy A57 5G and A37 5G Official: AI, Slim Design, and 6 Years of Updates
Samsung is expanding its mid-range smartphone lineup with the introduction of the Galaxy A57 5G and Galaxy A37 5G. These two new models incorporate several features recently seen on higher-end devices, with a particular focus on advanced artificial intelligence (AI) functionalities designed to
Samsung is expanding its mid-range smartphone lineup with the introduction of the Galaxy A57 5G and Galaxy A37 5G. These two new models incorporate several features recently seen on higher-end devices, with a particular focus on advanced artificial intelligence (AI) functionalities designed to significantly enhance daily usage.
The Galaxy A57 5G stands out as the more advanced model in the series, boasting a slim 6.9-millimeter profile and a premium construction that blends aluminum with reinforced glass. Its design emphasizes clean lines and a camera module seamlessly integrated into the body.
The Galaxy A37 5G adopts a similar aesthetic, while also incorporating eco-friendly materials and retaining an IP68 certification for water and dust resistance.
Technical Specifications of the New Galaxy A Series
Software-wise, both devices run on Android 16 with the One UI 8.5 interface. AI integration spans various functions, from natural language-based settings management to seamless inter-app interaction. The ecosystem leverages Bixby for system operations and Google Gemini for more complex cross-application tasks.
Among the new AI-powered features is automatic transcription within the recorder app, enabling conversion and translation of voice content. The phones also offer tools for on-screen content analysis and contextual suggestions, alongside deeper integration with the SmartThings ecosystem for controlling connected devices.
Both models feature a robust camera system centered around a 50-megapixel main sensor, complemented by ultra-wide-angle and macro lenses. Software enhancements improve performance in low-light conditions and automatically optimize scenes. The Galaxy A57 5G further refines image quality with advanced HDR management and noise reduction tools, while the Galaxy A37 5G focuses on more precise portrait modes.
In terms of hardware, the Galaxy A57 5G is powered by an Exynos 1680 processor, while the Galaxy A37 5G utilizes an Exynos 1480. Both chipsets are designed to ensure smooth multitasking and everyday performance. A 5,000 mAh battery promises up to two days of usage, supported by fast charging that can reach approximately 60% in just half an hour.
Both phones feature immersive 6.7-inch AMOLED displays with a 120 Hz refresh rate and high brightness, ensuring excellent readability even in brightly lit environments. The reduced bezels contribute to a more expansive viewing experience.
For security, both devices incorporate Samsung Knox and Knox Vault, providing hardware-level protection for sensitive data and credentials. Samsung also commits to an impressive six generations of Android updates and six years of security patches, an increasingly significant factor when choosing a smartphone.
The new models will be available in Italy starting April 10, 2026. The price of Galaxy A57 5G starts from €549.90, while the Galaxy A37 5G starts at €449.90.
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