Overview
- Samsung, which detailed the Galaxy A57 5G and A37 5G on Thursday, set April 10 for sales in selected markets and listed international starting prices near $549 and $449–450.
- Both phones run One UI 8.5 with “Awesome Intelligence” that adds Voice Transcription for calls and recordings, AI Select for quick copy‑and‑move edits, Object Eraser for cleaner photos, and Circle to Search with multi‑object lookup.
- The A57 also includes Best Face for group shots and Auto Trim for simple video edits, while both models work with Bixby and Google’s Gemini for natural‑language tasks.
- Hardware upgrades center on a 50 MP main camera with improved Nightography, a 6.7‑inch 120 Hz Super AMOLED display, IP68 dust and water resistance, and a 5,000 mAh battery that reaches about 60% in roughly 30 minutes.
- The A57 uses Samsung’s Exynos 1680 and a thinner build with a 12 MP ultrawide, while the A37 opts for an Exynos 1480, a plastic back, and an 8 MP ultrawide; Samsung pledges up to six Android generations, six years of security updates, and Knox Vault protection.
- Samsung frames the launch as bringing high‑end AI to mass‑market buyers to compete with rivals like Google’s Pixel 10a and Apple’s iPhone 17e, with local prices and promos in countries such as Mexico and Argentina still unconfirmed.