What’s Samsung’s top-selling smartphone? Would it have been the Galaxy S24 last year? Maybe the S24 Ultra? While these models likely made it into the top ten, when it comes to the Galaxy phones that generate the most sales, the list is overwhelmingly dominated by the Galaxy A series. And why not?
Despite lacking the high-end features of the flagship models, these phones still offer solid software support, reliable hardware, and much more affordable pricing. Over the past few months, we’ve been tracking several upcoming Galaxy A phones, and this week, some of those models seem poised to make their official debut.
Looking ahead to Samsung's 2025 Galaxy smartphone lineup, three key models have been on our radar: the Galaxy A56, Galaxy A36, and Galaxy A26. These phones haven’t exactly been secrets, with renders for all three leaking multiple times over the last few months. Hardware rumors have also provided a sneak peek at potential upgrades, such as new cameras for the A36 and faster charging on the A56.
While it’s been exciting to follow the rumors, we’ve been eagerly awaiting any official details on how these phones will actually launch, especially with spring approaching quickly. Though we’ve seen them listed in regulatory databases like the FCC, there’s nothing quite like hearing confirmation straight from the source.