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Samsung Galaxy A5 (2018) receives FCC certification

Further, the phone was found listed on company’s website, which confirms its existence.

Samsung is reportedly working on the next installment of its Galaxy A-series. Now, the Galaxy A5 (2018) has been spotted on FCC certification website, which means that the smartphone might get launched soon. Further, the phone was found listed on company’s website, which confirms the existence of the smartphone.

Starting with the FCC certification (via mobilexpose), it reveals that the smartphone will bear a model number of SM-A530N. The certification also confirms that the phone would come loaded with WiFi support and it will bear an e-label for its FCC-mandated disclaimers. Apart from this, there is no information available on the website.

Samsung Galaxy A5 FCC

Meanwhile, the smartphone was spotted on company’s official website, which confirms the existence of the latest series via a support page. The Galaxy A5 (2018) listing reveals that the smartphone will bear a model number of SM-A530N. For your reference, the Galaxy A5 (2017) had a model number of SM-A520, while the Galaxy A5 (2016) bears a model number of SM-A510. This confirms that the smartphone could be launched soon.

Recollecting some previous rumours, some renders were leaked online, which revealed some key information about the Galaxy A5 (2018) and Galaxy A7 (2018) smartphones. The leaked renders revealed that both the smartphones will come loaded with Infinity displays and dual front-facing cameras. The renders show that both the smartphones will feature a bezel-less Infinity display, though it will not be curved.

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The Galaxy A5 (2018) will sport a 5.5-inch Full Infinity display with a screen of 2160 x 1080 pixels, while the Galaxy A7 (2018) will feature a 6-inch Full HD+ display with a similar screen resolution.

The phones will run on 7.1.1 Nougat out of the box and they might also boast certification, making them water and dust resistant. Interestingly, there is no way to authenticate these rumours and renders, so we suggest you take this report with a pinch of salt.

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