Samsung introduced its flagship Galaxy S23 smartphones and Galaxy Book 3 laptops at the Unpacked event earlier this month. Now all its focus is on presenting the midrange A series phone. A recent leak has revealed new colors as well as RAM and storage options for the Samsung Galaxy A54 smartphone.

A very well-known tipster named @_snoopytech_ has recently leaked that the Galaxy A54 smartphone will come in some new color shades. According to the information, the company will offer Awesome White, Awesome Graphite, Awesome Lime, and Awesome Violet color shades for the smartphone. 

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Aside from these new colors, the tipster also told that Samsung Galaxy A54 will come in two RAM and storage options. These include 8GB RAM + 128GB internal storage and 8GB RAM + 256GB internal storage. Seems like the Galaxy A53’s 6GB RAM version is not coming this year.

• Related: Should you buy Samsung Galaxy S23 or wait for the A54?

On the other hand, all other specifications of the device have already been leaked. According to previous information, the device will feature a 6.4-inch Full HD+ 120Hz AMOLED display, 50MP + 12MP + 5MP triple rear camera setup, 32MP front camera, Exynos 1380 chipset, a 5100mAh with 25W fast charging capacity, IP67 water and dust resistance ratings, and the new Android 13-based One UI 5.1 software.

Launch date:

Currently, there is no official confirmation on when Samsung will launch the Galaxy A54 and Galaxy A34 smartphones. However, earlier leaks have revealed that the company will introduce these devices at Awesome Unpacked, which could be held on March 30.

Samsung is planning to launch the next generation smartphones of Galaxy A, M, and F series – Galaxy A34, Galaxy A14, Galaxy M14, and Galaxy F14. We have already seen renders, leaks, and rumors ahead of their launch. Now, screen protectors of Samsung Galaxy A34, A14, M14, and F14 have appeared online.

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A tipster @_snoopytech_ has shared the images of the Paner Glass screen protectors of Samsung Galaxy A34 5G, Galaxy A14/A14 5G, and Galaxy M14/F14 smartphones.

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The selfie camera location, display type, and bezels are clearly visible in the images of the screen protectors of these upcoming smartphones.

Furthermore, the screen protector by Paner Glass is shock-resistant and scratch-resistant. In addition, it’s easy to install and provides drop protection due to platinum strength.

The screen protectors of the devices have started surfacing, so it seems that the company will launch these smartphones soon. However, the company has not yet released any official information.

Apple’s iPhone 14 Pro uses the world’s brightness display, which peaks at 2000 nits outdoors. Meanwhile, a rumor indicates that Samsung is crafting an even brighter display panel for the iPhone 15 Pro lineup, which could peak up to 2500 nits.

The recently leaked information from two sources hints that Samsung is making a next-gen display panel, which could reach 2500 nits. On February 1st, the Galaxy S23 Ultra has launched by Samsung which uses a 1750 nits display panel, similar to vanilla and Plus.

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Meanwhile, the tipster also stated that “And still I dunno it’s M13,” which would be two generations after the M11, which is used in the Galaxy S23 series. Besides, in the quoted Tweet, the source claimed that it “Potentially will be on iPhone 15 Pro Max.”

I said 15 Pro Max because if the separate Ultra iPhone is in 2024,the biggest 2023 Pro iPhone should still have the Pro Max naming.

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It’s worth mentioning that the Apple iPhone 14 Pro and iPhone 14 Pro Max feature a typical maximum brightness of 1000 nits, which increases up to 1600 nits of peak brightness for HDR content, and 2000 nits of peak brightness for outdoor usage.

It is bad to see that the Galaxy flagship line is lagging behind from iPhone even after having its own display manufacturing unit. Everyone expected that the Galaxy S23 Ultra will have an, even more, brighter display than the iPhone 14 Pro, but, it didn’t happen.