Confirmation of the 25W charging rate for the Galaxy A25 has been received, aligning with its predecessor. The FCC listing in the US provides insights into the upcoming SM-A256U. It is likely that the Galaxy A25 will retain the same 5,000 mAh battery as its predecessor.
The Federal Communications Commission oversees compliance with laws and regulations for devices in the United States. The listing also discloses that the Galaxy A25 will be compatible with Wi-Fi standards 802.11 b/g/n/a/ac and NFC. Additionally, the US version will support ten 5G bands.
The phone is set to be positioned as an affordable midrange option, featuring a 6.44” screen, a 50 MP main camera, and a 13 MP selfie shooter, according to reports.
While the A24 was launched in May, the early certification hints that the Galaxy A25 might be on the verge of release.
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