Samsung is working on the upcoming Galaxy A57, the successor to the popular Galaxy A56. The device appeared under model number SM-A57B on Samsung’s internal servers, confirming it’s already under active testing ahead of launch.

Expected Specifications
– Chipset: Exynos 1680 (new generation offering better performance and power efficiency).
– Display: 6.6″ Super AMOLED, FHD+, 120 Hz refresh rate.
– Cameras: Triple setup – 50 MP main + 12 MP ultra-wide + 5 MP depth, with a 32 MP front camera.
– Battery: 5000 mAh, 45 W fast charging.
– Software: Android 15 / One UI 7.
– Build: Premium metal frame, IP67 dust and water resistance, in-display fingerprint sensor.

Pros
– Vivid AMOLED screen with smooth 120 Hz refresh.
– Improved Exynos chipset with solid energy efficiency.
– 45 W fast charging and large 5000 mAh battery.
– Elegant build and refined Samsung design.
– High-quality camera setup supporting 4K video.
– Full 5G and modern connectivity support.

Cons
– Exynos chip may still trail Snapdragon rivals in gaming performance.
– Design upgrades expected to be minimal vs A56.
– Higher initial launch price than some Chinese mid-range competitors.
– No wireless charging support yet.

Expected Prices
– Global price: $400–430 USD.
– Egypt: 17 000–19 000 EGP.
– Saudi Arabia: 1500–1650 SAR.
– UAE: 1450 AED.
– North Africa / Iraq: Around 5300–5600 local currency equivalent.

Summary
With improved performance, battery life, and display quality, the Galaxy A57 aims to be one of the most balanced mid-range options of 2025. If priced right, it could dominate the market segment across Egypt and the Arab region.