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Samsung Galaxy A53 5G Featured on the Google Play Console Before the Upcoming Launch

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Samsung Galaxy A53 5G Featured on the Google Play Console Before the Upcoming Launch

The Galaxy A53 5G, among other mid-range Galaxy phones, is slated to debut next month. The manufacturer has already secured multiple product certifications for the Samsung Galaxy new model 2022. We’ve also seen product mockups and leaked spec sheets. And the latest in this string of reports brings us the certification from Google. 


The Google Play Console database lists the Galaxy A53 5G under the build fingerprint ‘a53x. It showcases a front preview of the phone. We’re looking at the familiar boxy edges, minimal bezels, and centered hole punch. 


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The screen is a 6.46” 1080P AMOLED that peaks at a 120Hz refresh rate, supports HDR10+ content, and up to 800 nits of brightness. Samsung’s self-developed Exynos 1200 is the engine inside the Galaxy A53 5G.


Samsung's new model for 2022 is hooked up to a 5000 mAh battery, powered by 25W charging support. Up to 12GB of memory covers multitasking, and you can get upwards of 256GB of storage. And Android 12 x OneUI runs on the Galaxy A53 5G.


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Its quad-camera is a cluster of 64MP wide, 12MP ultra-wide, and two 5MP shooters. The speakers deliver surround, the fingerprint scanner is buried under the display, and the casing is IP67 rated against dust and water. Samsung Galaxy A53 5G black, white, blue, and orange finishes.

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