Samsung smartphones will finally get faster charging. Which ones will they be?

Society Samsung has already started providing mid-range smartphones from the series Galaxy A functions of higher models. Today, they offer water resistance or optical stabilization of the camera as standard (OIS). According to the portal SamMobile could soon also get faster charging.

Samsung will once again improve the Galaxy A series

Integration of features from flagship models of the series Galaxy S, to mid-range smartphones Galaxy A, is not unusual in recent years. This time they could expect faster charging. According to the latest leaked information, Samsung wants to bring it to the model next year Galaxy A56 charging with power 45 W.

He appeared in the database China Compulsory Certificate (CCC) with model number SM-A5660 (Chinese variant of the Galaxy A56). His certification CCC at the same time, it reveals that it can be charged at an electrical voltage of up to 10 V and electric current 4,5 Aindicating the maximum compatible performance 45 W.

For comparison, the predecessor Samsung Galaxy A55 offers 25 W fast charging. Even the base flagship model Galaxy S24 has only 25 W fast charging. Galaxy A56 so it will charge just as fast as higher models Galaxy S24+ a Galaxy S24 Ultra. It is also possible that the model will also get faster charging Samsung Galaxy A36.

What else will the Galaxy A56 model offer?

Previous leaks have suggested that the Galaxy A56 will use the chipset Exynos 1580which includes an octa-core processor with one Cortex-A720 core clocked at 2.9 GHz, three Cortex-A720 cores clocked at 2.6 GHz and four Cortex-A520 cores clocked at 1.95 GHz.

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The graphics core in the chipset is Xclipse 540. The smartphone should also be equipped 50 MP primary camera, 12 MP ultra-wide camera, 5 MP macro camera and improved 12 MP selfie camera. The Samsung Galaxy A56 should also get it 7-year guarantee of system updatesii.

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