Samsung smartphones expected this year: Galaxy A5, A7 (2017), Galaxy A4, Galaxy On7 (2016) and more

Samsung, unlike Apple which produces only premium devices, is into various range of handsets, from budget to high-end. After having released a dozen smartphones, including the just unveiled Galaxy Note 7, Galaxy S7, Galaxy J1 (2016), Galaxy J3 (2016), Galaxy J5 (2016), Galaxy J7 (2016), Galaxy A9 (2016), Galaxy A9 Pro (2016), Galaxy C5, Galaxy C7, Galaxy J2 (2016), and Galaxy J Max, Samsung is reportedly planning to launch over half a dozen handsets in the next few months.

The South Korean technology giant is expected to launch devices like the Galaxy A8 (2016), Galaxy A3 (2017), Galaxy A5 (2017), Galaxy A7 (2017), Galaxy A4, Galaxy On7 (2016), Samsung Z2, and Galaxy Grand Prime (2016) in the next few months.

It is reported that the company is planning to announce Samsung Z2 in India on Aug. 11. A device with model number SM-Z200F, believed to be the Z2, was earlier certified by Bluetooth. The Galaxy A8 (2016) is also expected to come soon as it has been spotted on GFXBench with a 5.1-inch display with 1,080x1,920 resolution, an Exynos 7420 processor with an octa-core 2.1GHz CPU, Mali-T760 MP8 GPU, 32GB internal memory, 3GB RAM, 16MP main camera, and a 5MP front-snapper.

It is also believed that the South Korean electronics giant is planning to release the Galaxy A4 in the near future. PriceRaja has claimed that five models of Samsung device with code name SM-A430FD, SM-A430L, SM-A430X, SM-A430S and SM-A430K have been spotted on Wi-Fi certification listing, giving a hint that their release is not far off.

Another Samsung device with model number SM-G610F, believed to be the Galaxy On7 (2016), has been listed on benchmarking website Geekbench with an Exynos 7870 processor, 3GB RAM, and Android 6.0.1 Marshmallow operating system. It was also spotted on Indian imports and exports tracking site Zauba, giving a hint that it may hit the stores soon.

However, nothing much is known about the Galaxy A3 (2017), Galaxy A5 (2017), Galaxy A7 (2017), and Galaxy Grand Prime (2016) though they are likely to be released before the end of this year.

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