The Samsung Galaxy A53 5G will reuse the bump design from the A52 trio to the quad camera on the back. This was seen in speculative renderings from last year, but now we have also confirmed in the real world from spy photos of the A53 5G’s frame and rear panel shared by 91Mobiles.
The panel appears black, although it may be before painting. Either way, black is one of the rumored color options for this model, along with white, light blue and orange. The same color palette will also be used for other Ax3 phones, including the Galaxy A13 and A33 5G.
Samsung Galaxy A53 5G back panel and middle frame
As for the cameras, it will actually have four modules, despite the fact that TENAA only has three. The main camera is expected to have the same 64 MP resolution as the A52 models, but the ultra-wide may be upgraded to 32 MP (up from 12 MP).
However, we did not want to put too much in stock in the TENAA specifications, but they also listed two selfie cameras, and we have not seen any evidence of that, not even on TENAA’s own photos of the phone. And if you look at the picture of the middle frame of the phone, there is only one centered hole for a selfie camera.
Samsung Galaxy A53 5G speculative renderings (image credit)
Samsung Galaxy A53 5G will use two different chip sets, one of which is expected to be Exynos 1200. Note that there will not be an A53 4G, the two different chips will both drive 5G devices. Other than that, they should share the same hardware.
The A53 is expected to be announced in the first quarter of this year, likely along with other Ax3 models.
