Samsung Galaxy A5 (2017) gets WiFi certified

Himanshu, 17 October 2016

The Samsung Galaxy A5 (2017), which has already been spotted in benchmark and import listings, has now received Wi-Fi certification from the WiFi Alliance (WFA).

Both single SIM and dual-SIM models (SM-A520F and SM-A520F/DS) have been certified, with the listings revealing that the phone runs Android 6.0 Marshmallow out of the box.

Other key specs of the device that have been revealed so far include Exynos 7880 SoC, 5.2-inch display, and 3GB RAM. A 13MP main camera and 3,000mAh battery are also rumored.

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Reader comments

AnonD-559424
18 Oct 2016
U@H

Android version is not a problem. There are many flagship devices which still run android M . The main problem with samsung A series mobile is their exorbitant price. They will sell it at price of $450- 500 just like samsung A 2016 model. ...

AnonD-216319
18 Oct 2016
N0n

It's getting too stupid to buy marshmallow after two months of nougat that's hilarious from Samsung, and even more hilarious from people willing to buy it and keep their fingers crossed as to when Samsung might look down on them and roll out the upda...