Samsung is gearing up to launch the Galaxy A07, the anticipated successor to last year’s Galaxy A06.
While the tech giant hasn’t officially announced the device, its recent appearance on the Google Play Console confirms some key details — including specs and a first look at its design.
The Galaxy A07 is expected to debut as early as next month, keeping in line with Samsung’s typical annual refresh cycle for the A-series lineup. Thanks to the Google Play Console listing, we now have a clearer picture of what to expect from this budget-friendly smartphone.
According to the listing, the Galaxy A07 will feature a display with a 720×1600 resolution and will be powered by the MediaTek Helio G99 processor. It also includes 6GB of RAM, offering decent performance for multitasking and daily use. Interestingly, the device is shown running Android 15 out of the box — a surprising move considering most budget models usually lag behind on software updates.
Design-wise, the Galaxy A07 includes a waterdrop notch on the front and adopts Samsung’s newer camera island layout. Unlike the traditional separate camera circles, the new oval-shaped island gives the phone a modern look, previously seen in models excluding the flagship Galaxy S series.
The listing also hints at a rebranded sibling: the Galaxy M07. Both phones appear nearly identical in specs and design, with their model numbers — SM-A075 for the A07 and SM-M075 for the M07 — reinforcing the theory of a shared hardware platform with different branding for different markets.
While full specifications and official pricing details are still under wraps, the Google Play Console leak confirms that Samsung’s budget segment is about to receive a solid refresh. More information is expected to surface in the coming weeks as the launch date approaches.
With the Galaxy A07 gearing up for launch, Samsung continues to strengthen its budget smartphone lineup. The leaked specs suggest a reliable everyday device powered by the Helio G99 chipset, modern design elements, and the surprising inclusion of Android 15. As anticipation builds, all eyes are now on Samsung for the official reveal — and possibly the debut of its rebranded twin, the Galaxy M07.