Samsung Galaxy A37 Renders Leaked: First Look at Design and Bezels
Just hours after the design of the upcoming Galaxy A57 was exposed, the spotlight has shifted to its more affordable sibling. Fresh renders of the Samsung Galaxy A37 have surfaced courtesy of Android Headlines, offering a clear look at what Samsung has in store for the budget-friendly segment of its 2026 lineup.
Design: The “Key Island” Returns
Visually, the Galaxy A37 does not stray far from the established Samsung aesthetic. The renders depict a device that shares a significant amount of DNA with the higher-end Galaxy A57, featuring a flat display and flat side rails. The signature “Key Island”—a raised section on the right frame housing the volume and power buttons—makes a return, cementing this design element as a staple of Samsung’s mid-range identity.
However, the distinction between the models is clear upon closer inspection of the display. The Galaxy A37 sports noticeably thicker bezels compared to the A57, a common trade-off in this price bracket. The front panel features a centered punch-hole camera, while the rear showcases the classic vertical alignment of three camera lenses. The leak showcases the device in a soft Lavender colorway, suggesting a continuation of Samsung’s pastel palette.
Hardware: A Significant Camera Boost
While the exterior plays it safe, the internal specifications suggest a substantial upgrade in imaging capabilities. Corroborating rumors that circulated last month, the Galaxy A37 is expected to feature a much more capable main camera than its predecessor, the Galaxy A36.
The triple-camera setup is rumored to be headlined by a Sony IMX906 main sensor. If accurate, this represents a significant jump in sensor size and quality for the A3x series. This primary shooter will reportedly be flanked by an 8MP ultrawide sensor (Samsung GC08A3) and a 5MP macro lens.
Performance Expectations
Under the hood, the device is expected to be powered by the Exynos 1480 processor. This chipset should provide a reliable balance of performance and battery efficiency, keeping the A37 competitive in the crowded mid-range market.
With leaks intensifying for both the A37 and A57, an official announcement from Samsung is likely on the horizon.
