Samsung Galaxy A54 Battery Stats Slipped Out; Leak Suggests Bigger Battery

The South Korean tech giant plans to land the successive A-series Mid-ranger Samsung Galaxy A54 soon. Based on several reports and well-grounded tales, the Korean giant desires to replace this year's A53 with a nuanced version. Another story joins the pile, exposing Galaxy A54's battery stats and camera transformation. Have a look

Based on the illustrious GalaxyClub link, as opposed to the 5000mAh battery in the Samsung Galaxy A53, the Galaxy A54s battery could carry a nominal value of 5100mAh. It's important to note that these numbers are rounded figures. On paper, the actual jump is insignificant: from 4860 to 4905mAh.
Recently, Galaxy Club also ratted out A54's camera specifications. According to re, a 50MP camera abounds as the alpha lens in a triple camera system. That raises another question: Which sensor got discarded from Samsung's traditional quad-lens setup?

Samsung smartphone price increase gossip is not yet substantiated. Coming back to the camera, the GalaxyClub says that the dedicated depth-of-field lens won't get featured on the newer version since the contemporary 50MP lens, like the retro single camera phones, can take portrait shots with in-built depth mechanics.

Apart from the central handset, Galaxy A54, the younger expected sibling from the family, Galaxy A24, also got leaked in a full-blown spec Exposé. According to speculations, the Galaxy A24 will feature a 6.4-inch Full High Definition Super AMOLED display with a 90Hz refresh rate. Tied with 6GB RAM, an octa-core Exynos 7904 chipset expectedly drives the handset.
Starter versions will likely cap the storage to 64Gigs, and the model will feature a 50MP primary, 8MP wide, and 5MP depth-assistant. The additional details about Galaxy A54, including the price tag, are still a mystery. We might have to wait a bit to get an in-depth review. We'll add an update about the latest developments later on.
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