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Samsung Galaxy A38's Battery Capacity Leaks, and It's Finally an Upgrade

The leak suggests Samsung’s next A-series phone will keep 45W charging and could skip a silicon-carbon battery.

  • A recent report by the Dutch blog GalaxyClub suggests the Samsung Galaxy A38 will feature a battery with a rated capacity of 5,882mAh, likely marketed as 6,000mAh.
  • The Galaxy A30 series has maintained a 5,000mAh battery since the Galaxy A31 debuted six years ago, making this potential update a significant jump.
  • However, the Galaxy A38 will likely maintain a maximum charging speed of 45W and may not feature a silicon-carbon battery, according to recent information.
  • Earlier today, details regarding the Galaxy A58 charging speed emerged, following reports from last month about the cameras on both the Galaxy A58 and Galaxy A38.
  • Reporting for Android Authority, Rushil Agrawal noted that while these leaks provide insight, concrete information regarding the full specifications for the Galaxy A38 remains limited.
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The Samsung Galaxy A38 should earn a battery of 6,000 mAh, about 20% higher than that of the Galaxy A37, which has a battery of 5,000 mAh. The information comes from leaks published by the GPSMArena and GalaxyClub sites. According to reports, the battery will have a nominal capacity of 5,882 mAh, but it should appear in the commercial specifications with 6,000 mAh. Despite the jump in capacity, Samsung should not adopt a silicon-carbon battery o…

The Korean giant is slowly preparing to refresh its extremely popular line of mid-range smartphones.

The Samsung Galaxy A38 is expected to come with a 6000 mAh battery. If the leaks are accurate, this mid-range model will surpass the Galaxy S27 Ultra in battery capacity.

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