Samsung Galaxy A5 (2018) Appeared on Official Website; Indicates Imminent Launch

So far, the Korean tech giant Samsung has done a tremendous job of maintaining the popularity and technicalities of its Galaxy A series as the next great thing to the flagship Galaxy S series. It’s now time to have a good discussion on the upcoming Galaxy A5 (2018). The latest news, surfacing online, indicates that Samsung’s Galaxy A5 (2018) has been spotted on the official website.

This is not the first time that the smartphone has been leaked, in fact, a couple of days ago, a leak appeared which suggested that Samsung’s next A5 device was seen on HTML5 Test Website, whereby, some of the major key specs were revealed.

As far as the design is concerned, Samsung is likely to stick to its traditional pattern of launching the upcoming smartphone next year. And much to the delight of fans, Samsung has silently confirmed the existence of both the upcoming A series smartphones, dubbed the Galaxy A5 (2018) and Galaxy A7 (2018).

Amidst swirling rumors, Galaxy A5 (2018) has had its own share of news alongside Galaxy A7 (2018). Of which, one of the most popular ones that we reported was, both Galaxy A5 and A7 (2018) was rumored to feature the Bluetooth 5.0 technology.

While Bluetooth 5.0 was just a speculation (and still the tech world is awaiting this specs for both the forthcoming devices), we had earlier reported on the renders which apparently indicated that both the smartphones will boast dual front cameras. When other tech giants are following the bandwagon of dual rear cameras, Samsung chooses to be unique on its front, by incorporating dual frontal cameras in its upcoming devices.

Underneath, the smartphone was reported to roll out in two variants, while one will house the Samsung’s in-house Exonys, the other variant of the device will be powered by Snapdragon chipset. One shall also expect a dedicated Bixby button, a glass back, and a rear-mounted fingerprint sensor. One may keep an eye on our site for further news on Galaxy A5 (2018).