Samsung Galaxy A33 Among Other Galaxy A-Series Phones Introduced to Get IP67 Waterproof Build in 2022

Samsung’s A-series smartphone models, including the rumored Galaxy A33, will receive a water resistance rating in 2022, according to a report. The phones are said to be part of Samsung’s line of mid- to low-cost smartphones, and the company’s goal is to compete with Chinese brands like Xiaomi and Oppo, the report said. Currently, Samsung Galaxy A52, Galaxy A72 and Galaxy A52s 5G smartphones offer IP67 water resistance rating. Samsung gives water resistance ratings to all of its smartphones in the Galaxy S, Galaxy Note and foldable series.

According to a The report by The Elec, spot by 9to5google, the Samsung Galaxy A33 will be the first Galaxy A series phone in 2022 to achieve an IP67 rating for dust and water resistance. The report says that in addition to the Samsung Galaxy A33, other models including the Galaxy A53, Galaxy A53 5G, and Galaxy A73 5G will also receive an IP67 dust and water resistance rating. These phones were previous report will be released around 2022.

There have been many leaks about the Samsung Galaxy A33 in the past. One The report declare that Samsung The smartphone has been spotted on a Korean certification website that says the usual battery capacity is 5,000mAh. The rendering of the smartphone has also been leaked in the past and key specifications have also appeared online. The phone is expected to feature a quad rear camera setup.

Samsung Galaxy A33 specs (rumor)

The Samsung Galaxy A33 is tipped to be a 5G smartphone and could feature a 6.4-inch Infinity-U punch-hole display. The phone is said to feature a full-HD+ Super AMOLED display. There is some speculation that there will be four rear cameras housed in a rectangular camera module. The power button and volume rocker are located in the left column of the phone. Samsung Galaxy A33 5G may not have 3.5mm headphone jack. It measures 159.7x74x8.1mm and measures 9.7mm thick. The phone is expected to launch in January in two colors Black and Blue.

Meanwhile, The Elec also reports that Samsung is planning to bring changes to the smartphone back panel manufacturing process next year. The Korean giant is said to reduce the number of injections and coatings from 2 to 1 to reduce production costs.