Samsung is working on three next-generation mid-range Galaxy A-series smartphones for 2023. One of them is the Galaxy A14, a new and improved version of the Galaxy A13. It was previously reported as SM-A146B with 5G connectivity. It is expected that this would be the first among the next three A series phones to hit the shelves, and things seem to be moving in that direction.
Specs & Features
Based on the latest images, the Galaxy A14 looks similar in design to its predecessor. That means it still has a U-shaped display notch, a triple-camera setup on the rear, a side-mounted fingerprint scanner, a USB Type-C port, a 3.5mm audio jack, rounder corners, and smooth edges.
Based on the latest leak, the Galaxy A14 will have a 6.8-inch LCD display with FHD+ resolution (2408 x 1080). It's one step closer to the 6.6-inch HD display on the Galaxy A13. The phone is expected to be 167.7 x 78.7 x 9.3mm in size. This means that it will be larger than its predecessor in every dimension. The renders show the phone in plain black, but we are sure that Samsung will launch it in other colors.
The report says Samsung will only launch a 5G version of the smartphone in Europe. With that, it will become the most affordable 5G phone of the Korean tech giant in the region. But there is no information if a 4G version is being developed. Unlike the Galaxy A13, we hope that Samsung uses a more powerful processor for the smartphone this time. Look forward to seeing more leaks from the smartphone as its launch approaches.
