▶️ Yesterday, Samsung unveiled the flagship Galaxy S26, Galaxy S26+, and Galaxy S26 Ultra. The company is also working on mid-range models Galaxy A57 and Galaxy A37, judging by the number of leaks about them.

▶️ Both smartphones will go on sale soon, and today they received mandatory EU energy labels. According to them, the A57 has a battery life of 52 hours, and the Galaxy A37 has 53 hours. Both phones have IP68 dust and water resistance. This is an upgrade from their predecessors, which had IP67 protection.

▶️ However, unlike their predecessors, both smartphones are now rated for only 1200 full charge cycles, after which the battery capacity drops to 80% of the original, while their predecessors had up to 2000 cycles. By the way, we see the same trend with the flagship Galaxy S26 devices.

▶️ The A57 and A37 models received an overall rating of 'A', and a repairability rating of 'C'. The A57 received an 'A' for drop resistance, while the A37 only got a 'B'. According to the latest rumors, the A57 and A37 should go on sale next month.

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