Galaxy A57 and A37 are late, but we have a new rumor about their launch date

Last year’s Galaxy A56 and A36. | Image by Phone Arena

We’re just entering one of the busiest periods for smartphone premieres of the year, and it was inevitable for some rumors to turn out wrong. Claims about the launch of the new mid-range Samsung devices in early February have been circulating for some time but obviously didn’t materialize. We now have a new launch date, which is coming soon.

Galaxy A57 and A37 may launch in March

After missing the early-February launch window that was rumored, Samsung may release the Galaxy A37 and Galaxy A57 sometime next month. According to a post by X tipster Sanju Choudhary, the company will introduce the devices in March.

Unfortunately, there’s nothing more specific about the launch date than the month. However, it would make sense if Samsung pushed the mid-range premiere to a later moment. The company wouldn’t want the mid-range devices to interfere with the February 25 announcement of the Galaxy S26 series. As the flagship phones are expected to go on sale on March 11, the mid-rangers may launch shortly afterward.

Certainly coming soon

There have been multiple signals that the premiere of the two devices is imminent. Both the Galaxy A57 and Galaxy A37 just appeared in the Singapore IMDA certification database, which usually happens just weeks before an eventual launch. Last month, the Galaxy A57 received TÜV Rheinland and IECEE certifications, which revealed part of its specs and further confirmed the imminent premiere.

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