Samsung Awesome Galaxy A event is official. The company has sent invites for the second big event of the year 2022. As the name suggests, Samsung will launch its latest-generation Galaxy A-series smartphones at the event. The Awesome Galaxy A event is scheduled for March 17. The online-only event will be live-streamed on Samsung’s YouTube channel and Samsung Newsroom India starting at 10 am EDT or 7.30 pm IST. “Galaxy A series is Samsung Electronics’ most popular smartphone category, leading the democratization of Galaxy innovations that is giving people the power to create, connect and thrive,” says the company in its invite.
Samsung is expected to launch new Galaxy A-series phones at the event. The A-series is the company’s mid-range series. Samsung is likely to announce Galaxy A73 and A53 phones at the event. Last year, Samsung announced the Galaxy A72 and A52 at an Unpacked event at the same time. Samsung launched two A-series smartphones – Galaxy A13 and Galaxy A23 – at an event in Europe last week. The smartphones launched along with the company’s new M-series phones, Galaxy M33 and Galaxy M23.
Samsung Galaxy A73 and A53 expected specifications
Samsung hasn’t announced any official details about the two upcoming smartphones, but a few of the specifications of these handsets have been tipped online. The Samsung Galaxy A73 is expected to be powered by a Snapdragon 750G chipset, whereas the Galaxy A53 may sport the Samsung Exynos 1200 SoC.
Rumours suggest Samsung Galaxy A73 may feature a design that is very similar to its predecessor, Galaxy A72. The new phone may also sport a 6.7-inch display with a 90Hz refresh rate and an in-display fingerprint scanner.
Apart from the new chip, other new changes can also be expected from the new phone. The upcoming Samsung Galaxy A73 is also expected to house a new 108MP primary camera sensor. This smartphone may even pack a 5,000mAh battery with 33W fast charging, along with IP67 water and dust-resistant rating. The new phone may also get three years of system updates and four years of security updates.
