According to reports, Samsung Galaxy A series smartphone models, including the rumored Galaxy A33, will reportedly receive a waterproof rating in 2022. According to the report, these phones are said to belong to Samsung’s mid- to low-end smartphones, and the company’s goal is to compete with Chinese brands such as Xiaomi and Oppo. Currently, Samsung Galaxy A52, Galaxy A72 and Galaxy A52s 5G smartphones provide IP67 water resistance. Samsung provides waterproof ratings for all smartphones in its Galaxy S, Galaxy Note and foldable series.

According to a report by The Elec discovered by 9to5google, the Samsung Galaxy A33 will be the first Galaxy A series mobile phone to receive an IP67 dust and water resistance rating in 2022. According to reports, in addition to the Samsung Galaxy A33, other models including the Galaxy A53, Galaxy A53 5G and Galaxy A73 5G will also receive an IP67 dust-proof and waterproof rating. According to reports, these phones will be launched sometime in 2022.

There have been various leaks about the Samsung Galaxy A33 in the past. According to a report, Samsung smartphones have been found on Korean certification websites, with a typical battery capacity of 5,000mAh. Renderings of smartphones have also been leaked in the past, and key specifications have also surfaced online. It is expected that this phone will be equipped with four rear cameras.

It is said that the Samsung Galaxy A33 is a 5G smartphone, which may be equipped with a 6.4-inch Infinity-U punch-hole display. It is speculated that this phone is equipped with a Full HD + Super AMOLED panel. There are four rear cameras installed in a rectangular camera module.

The power button and volume keys are located on the left spine of the phone. Samsung Galaxy A33 5G may not have a 3.5 mm headphone jack. Its dimensions are 159.7x74x8.1mm and the thickness is 9.7mm. The phone is expected to be launched in black and blue in January.

At the same time, The Elec also reported that Samsung plans to adjust the production process of smartphone backplanes next year. According to reports, the South Korean giant will reduce the number of injections and coatings from 2 to 1 in order to reduce production costs.

News Source : Gadgets 360