Samsung Galaxy A55 5G leaked live shots confirm Key Island design

Samsung is expected to launch at least two new Galaxy A series phones in the coming weeks: the Galaxy A35 and the Galaxy A55. Although the South Korean company has not yet set dates for the launch of these devices, we already know many details about Samsung's upcoming mid-range Android phones.

One of the things common to the Galaxy A35 and A55 is the so-called Key Island design. After Dynamic Island, Samsung seems to have adopted a different design language for its Galaxy A series phones. The first two phones adopting the new design have already been released: the Galaxy A15 and the Galaxy A25.

The Galaxy A35 and A55 are the next to continue introducing Key Island to the general public. Several live shots of the Galaxy A55leaked on Twitter are consistent with renderings that appeared online a few weeks ago.

With live images, @stufflistings also reveals some specifications of the phone. We already know most of them, but it's nice to have another reliable source to confirm it. To start, the Galaxy A55 is likely to be (disappointingly) powered by an Exynos 1480 processor, paired with up to 12GB of RAM.

On the back, the phone has a triple camera setup comprising 50MP + 12MP + 5MP cameras. THE Galaxy A55 also has a 32-megapixel camera on the front for selfies.

Although it is not really visible in the photos, the Galaxy A55 will feature a metal frame, while the new Key Island design makes the power and volume buttons protrude for better accessibility.

The Galaxy A35 and A55 are rumored to be officially introduced in March, but as we've already mentioned, Samsung has yet to confirm a launch date for these.