Leaked camera specs for Samsung\u2019s Galaxy A37 and A57 suggest minor upgrades, familiar sensors, and no telephoto lens in sight.<\/b>
\nSamsung Galaxy A37 and Galaxy A57 are reportedly launching much earlier next year. In line with this, the two phones have appeared on multiple platforms so far, confirming ongoing development.
Now, a new report has revealed the possible camera specifications of both the Galaxy A37 and A57. And there\u2019s not much new to the story.
According to the report, the Galaxy A37 will feature a Sony IMX906 main camera, an 8MP Samsung GC08A3 ultrawide sensor, and a 5MP macro lens. The phone will also offer a 12MP camera for selfies and video calls.
As for the Galaxy A57, the model is rumored to come with a 50MP Sony IMX906 main camera, a 13MP ISOCELL S5K3L6 ultrawide sensor, and a 5MP macro shooter. Interestingly, the report mentions that some regions might instead get a 50MP ISOCELL GNJ main camera. Regardless, both sensors share the same 1\/1.56-inch size. Selfies are said to be handled by a 12MP ISOCELL S5K3LC sensor.So, what\u2019s actually changing?
Honestly, not much. The Galaxy A57 has a more or less similar camera setup to last year\u2019s. And while this isn\u2019t necessarily a bad setup, we were hoping Samsung would finally introduce a telephoto lens on its most expensive A-series phone in 2026. Based on this report, though, it doesn\u2019t look like that\u2019s changing anytime soon.
The Galaxy A37, on the other hand, does bring a meaningful ultrawide upgrade, jumping from 8MP to 12MP. The main sensor is also larger, measuring 1\/1.96-inch, which should help improve light intake.
Samsung is known for being slow to introduce major hardware upgrades, outside of generational processor changes. The Galaxy S26, for instance, is said to retain the same camera setup Samsung has been using since the Galaxy S23 series.
Anyway, the Galaxy A37 and A57 are expected to launch sometime in January 2026.
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