- Samsung Galaxy A38 battery capacity leaks indicate a rated capacity of 5,882 mAh, translating to a typical capacity of 6,000 mAh, which is 20% more than the A37.
- The Samsung Galaxy A38 is expected to launch alongside the A58 in March or April, with prices potentially rising closer to €500.
- The Galaxy A36 started at €379 in Europe, and the A37 launched at €429 before its price was raised to €469.
The Samsung Galaxy A38 is rumored to feature a 6,000 mAh battery, representing a 20% increase from the 5,000 mAh battery found in its predecessor, the A37. This upgrade would make it the largest battery ever in a Galaxy A phone sold in Europe.12345
The battery's rated capacity is 5,882 mAh, which translates to a typical capacity of 6,000 mAh. However, it is not expected to utilize a silicon-carbon battery technology. Other specifications suggest that the A38 will maintain a similar camera setup to the A37, featuring a 50MP main camera, 8MP ultrawide, 5MP macro, and 12MP selfie camera.
The A38 is anticipated to launch alongside the Galaxy A58 in March or April. Despite the enhancements, the price is expected to rise, with the A36 starting at €379 and the A37 initially priced at €429 before increasing to €469. Analysts predict the A38 could approach €500.6
Overall, while the A38 may not introduce groundbreaking changes, the battery upgrade is a significant improvement for users seeking longevity in their devices.
“The A38 is expected to launch alongside the Galaxy A58 in March or April, with the A58's 45W charging confirmed via a CCC certification. However, the A38's battery is not expected to be silicon-carbon, and prices may rise closer to €500, following the A37's increase to €469.”
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