Samsung Galaxy A51 passes Bluetooth Certification, launch imminent

Samsung Galaxy A51 has been doing the rounds of the rumour mill for a while now. The smartphone could be a mid-range Samsung device, the successor to Galaxy A50. It makes sense for Samsung to go forward with the Galaxy A-lineup since it has been a critical growth factor for the company in 2019. Now, the Samsung Galaxy A51 has been spotted on a Bluetooth certification website. 

The latest development comes from SamMobile, which spotted the Galaxy A51 on Bluetooth certification site LaunchStudio. The Galaxy A51 could be the first Galaxy A smartphone from Samsung in 2020. The back panel of Galaxy A51 was leaked a few days ago, which revealed an L-shaped setup for the previously speculated, quad-camera setup. It also revealed that the Galaxy A51 may come equipped with a 3.5mm headphone jack. The smartphone is also expected to have a dual SIM slot and a USB Type-C connector.

The Galaxy A51 was reportedly spotted on Geekbench as well. A smartphone with model number SM-A515F, which is claimed to be Galaxy A51 was spotted on the listing. The Galaxy A51 is said to have scored 323 points in the single-core and 1,185 points in the multi-core tests. The smartphone could be powered by the 10nm FinFet Exynos 9611 SoC, paired with a Mali-G72 MP3 GPU. It is tipped to run Android 10 with One UI 2.0 on top.  

In terms of optics, Galaxy A51 is said to sport a quad red camera setup: a 48MP primary sensor alongside 12MP ultrawide lens, 12MP telephoto shooter and a 5MP depth sensor. It may also come with a 32MP selfie shooter. It is tipped to arrive in silver, black, and blue colour options. 

Recently, alleged Samsung Galaxy A51 support page appeared on the Samsung Russia website. The smartphone is said to sport minimal bezels with a flat display measuring in at 6.5-inches. The smartphone is rumoured to pack a 4000mAh battery.

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