Samsung Galaxy A13 5G key specifications tipped: MediaTek Dimensity 700, 25W charging, and more | 91mobiles.com

The Samsung Galaxy A13 5G has been doing rounds on the Internet and now tipster Anthony has tweeted key specifications of the upcoming smartphone. The Samsung Galaxy A13 5G is intended to be the South Korean manufacturer’s cheapest 5G offering. The device will be succeeding the Samsung Galaxy A12 that is also a budget-midrange device. The Samsung Galaxy A13 5G will build on the low-cost high-value proposition and add 5G capabilities as well as a 50MP ISOCELL main sensor. The device had popped up on Geekbench featuring a Mediatek Dimensity 700 SoC and we also reported on the design leaks that surfaced earlier. 

Samsung Galaxy A13 5G specifications (expected)

Tipster Anthony has now revealed that the Samsung Galaxy A13 5G will get a 6.48-inch FHD+ LCD display and will host the front camera in the waterdrop style notch upfront. The CAD renders we reported showed off this notch style display along with other design choices. The details of the front shooter however are unknown. At the back, the Samsung Galaxy A13 5G will get a triple camera set up and will feature a 50MP ISOCELL sensor and will be accompanied by a 5MP ultrawide camera, a 2MP depth sensor and an LED flash. 

As reported earlier, the Samsung Galaxy A13 5G will be powered by the MediaTek sourced Dimensity 700 SoC that is 5G ready. The Geekbench listing showed that the Galaxy A13 5G demonstrated a single-core score of 465 points while the multi-core score stood at 1106 points. The Samsung Galaxy A13 5G will draw power from a 5,000mAh battery and will be capable of charging 25W. The Galaxy A13 5G will also be a fingerprint sensor mounted on the side. 

The Samsung A13 5G is likely to be offered in three variants – 4GB, 6GB, and 8GB. the internal storage available will be up to 128GB and will be expandable via a microSD card slot. As reported, the Samsung Galaxy A13 5G is speculated to be priced at around $249 or Rs 18,672. 

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