Here is the first live image of the unannounced Samsung Galaxy A35

We already know that Samsung is planning to launch another mid-range 5G handset, the Galaxy A35, very soon. Renders of the phone leaked earlier this year, so we already have a pretty good idea of ​​what the Galaxy A35 looks like.

This time we have the first live image from the phone. Although this is a low resolution image, it matches everything we know about the device in terms of design.

The photo was originally published by a South Korean certification agency (via SamMobile), so it's definitely the real thing. The only major change that sets the Galaxy A35 apart is the button island that houses the physical buttons on the right.

Additionally, the phone features a flat frame similar to the Galaxy A15 and A25, introduced in December. The rear side visible in the live image confirms that the phone has a triple camera and a small flash to the right of the sensors.

Samsung Galaxy A35

The image does not contain any information regarding the specifications of the phone, but based on the Galaxy A35 listing on Geekbench, we already know that it will be equipped with an Exynos 1380 processor and 6 GB of RAM.

As confirmed by the RRA app, the phone supports 5G and will run Android 14 right out of the box. We don't yet know when exactly Samsung plans to unveil the Galaxy A35, but it shouldn't be long now that the phone is making the rounds of all the certification agencies around the world.