Samsung Plans Earlier 2026 Launch Dates for A07 A37 and A57

Samsung is adjusting its smartphone release schedule for early 2026 to bring forward the launch of three Galaxy A series models.

Industry reports indicate that the Galaxy A07 5G, Galaxy A37 and Galaxy A57 will arrive sooner than their predecessors with the Galaxy A07 5G slated for late December 2025 or January 2026.

The A37 and A57 are expected to debut in February 2026 rather than their usual March or April time slot.

Tipster Abhishek Yadav’s social media post outlines the adjusted timeline and specifies software and processor details for the mid-range models. According to Yadav, the Galaxy A37 will ship with the Exynos 1480 chip and the Galaxy A57 with the more powerful Exynos 1680, both running Android 16 out of the box. The earliest Galaxy A series launch for 2026 would be the A07 5G as it enters markets around the turn of the year.

Reports link the schedule change to internal shifts in Samsung’s broader product calendar. The Galaxy A37 and A57 moves align with a rumored later launch for the flagship Galaxy S26 series, pushing the mid-range devices to occupy product announcements earlier in the cycle.

An industry news site wrote:

“Samsung is planning to launch the Galaxy A37 and Galaxy A57 earlier than usual in February 2026, compared to the typical A3x and…” as part of the leaked timeline for next year’s A series.

The accelerated rollout covers a range of price segments from the budget A07 5G through to the A57, reflecting a shift in Samsung’s release cadence at the start of its smartphone calendar.