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Samsung Galaxy A53 Will be Offered in a New Orange Variant; Leak Reveals Color Options

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Samsung Galaxy A53 Will be Offered in a New Orange Variant; Leak Reveals Color Options

The Samsung Galaxy A52 (and its 5G edition) turned out to be one of Samsung’s best-selling phones this year. Its sequel is still a few months away, but early leaks have started popping up ahead of time. The new report features the color options for the upcoming Galaxy A53. 


GalaxyClub.nl, a European blog dedicated to Galaxy products, published the four colors for the Samsung Galaxy A53. Other than black, white, and blue shades, the A53 will also be offered in an orange edition. 


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The last time a Galaxy A-series phone wore a quirky orange color was in the Galaxy A50 Coral back in 2019. You can expect other upcoming Galaxy A phones to introduce orange colors too. GalaxyClub also notes that Samsung is dropping the LTE version. The Galaxy A53 will be available in a single 5G option. Plus, a slightly higher-end Galaxy A53s will round off the series.


The new Samsung Galaxy Mobiles usually inherit some features from the predecessors and the A53 isn't an exception. The handset carries on the leading 64MP camera from the Galaxy A52. Optical image stabilization is integrated into this camera. The camera cluster should include ultra-wide and macro lenses.


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The Galaxy A53 might launch right on the heels of the Galaxy S22 series. The latter is coming in the first quarter of 2022, so we should hear more details in the meantime. 

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