Samsung Galaxy A54 5G, Galaxy A34 Renders Certified by China's 3C Appear!

New Samsung Galaxy A54 5G and Galaxy A34 renders appeared on the internet.

These new images of the upcoming devices are said to be certified by China's 3C (China Compulsory Certificate).

As of press time, Samsung's consumers are still waiting for the arrival of the two new Android smartphones.

If you are among the interested buyers of the upcoming Galaxy A54 5G and A34, here's what they could look like.

Samsung Galaxy A54 5G, Galaxy A34

According to Phone Arena's latest report, the latest renders of the new Galaxy A54 5G and A34 are certified by China's 3C.

This means that the images could be official since 3C/CCC tests gadgets that will be marketed in China.

CCC is responsible for checking the safety hazards of devices.

When it comes to design, the new Galaxy A54 5G and A34 have similar looks. They will both have three cameras aligned vertically at their back.

But, the A34 will have more bezel compared to the new A54 5G. If you want to see the actual renders, you can click this link.

Other Galaxy A54 5G, A34 Details

GSM Arena reported that the latest renders will show four color options for the new Samsung Galaxy A54 5G and A34.

These include black, green, purple, and white. However, since Samsung hasn't confirmed this hue variant, there's a chance that the two devices will have more color options.

The upcoming Samsung Galaxy A54 5G and A34 are expected to arrive in 2023, maybe around March.

When it comes to price, the A54 5G is expected to be around $499. Meanwhile, the Galaxy A34 could be around $300.

You can click this link for more details about these two upcoming Samsung devices.

Aside from the A54 5G and A34, Samsung is also working on other Android handsets.

Recently, rumors claimed that the new Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 5 might ditch its display crease.

We also reported that the upcoming Samsung Galaxy S23 could perform better than iPhone 14.

For more news updates about Samsung Galaxy and other advanced Android smartphones, keep your tabs open here at TechTimes.