Written By Divya
Edited By: Divya | Published By: Divya | Published: Dec 24, 2025, 09:00 AM (IST)
Samsung is in full swing to bring smartphones across the price range. The latest leaks tied to internal software parameters have now revealed the camera hardware details of the mid-range Galaxy A37 and Galaxy A57, and it looks like Samsung is making some meaningful changes this time. Also Read: Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 8 Could Use Exynos 2600 Chip Instead Of Snapdragon, Report Claims
Instead of relying mainly on software tricks, the company appears to be pushing real hardware upgrades, especially when it comes to sensor size. As per a report by Smartprix, both the Samsung Galaxy A37 and the Samsung Galaxy A57 are expected to feature a new 50-megapixel main camera. Depending on the market, Samsung may use either the Sony IMX906 sensor or its own ISOCELL S5KGNJ. Also Read: Samsung Beats Apple! World’s First 2nm Mobile Exynos 2600 Chip Is Here, Galaxy S26 Series Likely to Get It
The key upgrade here is sensor size. Both sensors reportedly use a 1/1.56-inch optical format, which is significantly larger than the 1/1.95-inch sensor used on the Galaxy A36. In simple terms, a bigger sensor means better light intake – which usually translates to improved low-light photos, cleaner details, and better dynamic range. Also Read: Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 8 Cameras Leak Hints At Major Upgrade Ahead Of 2026 Launch
The Galaxy A57 clearly sits higher in Samsung’s A-series lineup, and the camera hardware reflects that. Alongside the 50MP main sensor, it is tipped to include:
This setup gives the A57 a more balanced camera system, especially for wide-angle shots. The use of ISOCELL sensors on both the ultra-wide and selfie camera also separates it from the more affordable model.
The Galaxy A37 is expected to keep the same upgraded 50MP main camera, which is good news. However, Samsung appears to be cutting costs on the secondary sensors:
However, the final details and the rest of the specifications are yet to be revealed.