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Samsung isn’t only preparing for the release of the highly anticipated Galaxy S23 in February. They appear to be prepping the Galaxy A34 for a launch too. At this point, we pretty much know all the specs for the A34, down to the processor, but we don’t know when it will officially launch.
A new report from MySmartPrice has an update to show, though. The Galaxy A34, under model number SM-A346M, has successfully cleared FCC (Federal Communications Commission) certification. This is one of those steps that we sometimes see manufacturers take whenever a launch becomes rather imminent.
But does the listing reveal anything new about the Galaxy A34? Why, yes it does! Up until now, there was speculation, but no supported leaks regarding the smartphone’s battery and charging capabilities. Thanks to this FCC listing, we now know that the A34 will be capable of 25W fast charging. Nothing groundbreaking, but always a welcomed addition.Charging tests also included a charger made by Samsung with model number EP-TA800. It comes with a type-C port and, naturally, supports speeds up to 25W, as to compliment the capabilities of the Galaxy S34 itself.
In case you might’ve missed the leaked specs of the Galaxy S34, here’s a quick reminder of what word on the web is:
- MediaTek Dimensity 1080 processor
- 6.6” AMOLED display with 120Hz refresh rate
- Models with either 6GB or 8GB of RAM
- 128GB of Storage
- A triple camera setup, consisting of:
○ 50MP main
○ 8MP ultrawide
○ 5MP macro - 13MP selfie camera
- 5,000mAh battery capacity
- Android 13 out of the box
So that’s about everything we’ve heard about the Galaxy A34! Samsung has still yet to announce a release date. For one thing, it’s probably not going to be during the livestream of their Unpacked event, but you can still tune in just in case, to make sure.
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