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Samsung announces a big Galaxy A launch event for this coming week

Samsung will launch at least one (but likely several) Samsung Galaxy A phones for 2022.
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Published onMarch 13, 2022

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TL;DR
  • There will be a Samsung Galaxy A launch event on Thursday, March 17, 2022, at 10:00 AM ET.
  • At the event, Samsung should launch a few budget and mid-range devices.
  • Galaxy A phones are some of the biggest Android phones globally each year.

Despite what folks in the United States might think, Samsung’s Galaxy S smartphones aren’t the company’s biggest sellers globally. Although Samsung puts most of its muscle behind them as far as development and marketing go, its best-selling smartphones are within the lower-tier Galaxy A series.

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As such, it’s pretty big news that there will be a Samsung Galaxy A launch event this coming week. Samsung’s scheduled the launch for Thursday, March 17, 2022, at 10:00 AM ET.

As of now, it’s not entirely clear what Samsung will launch. However, the digital invitation graphic gives us some clues of what to expect. Check it out below.

Samsung Galaxy A launch event

Samsung Galaxy A Event 2022 Invite
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The graphic above has eight panels with seven of them containing a stylized “A.” The first “A” looks like a smartphone with buttons on the side and a black glass display filling in the gaps. There’s one covered in Emoji and another showing what appear to be photographs of young people.

However, one “A” is clearly underwater. This suggests at least one of the Samsung Galaxy A phones we see this week could carry an IP rating. This is something you don’t see too often on non-flagships, so it’s always nice when it does happen.

Likewise, the neon “A” suggests the phones could have good cameras for low-light photography.

Samsung usually launches quite a few Galaxy A phones at once, so the chances are high that we’ll see multiple devices land on Thursday. Which ones, though, is a mystery for now. Stay tuned!