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Samsung Galaxy A56 5G Appears on 3C Certification with 45W Fast Charging Support

Samsung launched the Galaxy A55 5G in March this year. Now Samsung has started working on a new device in the A series. Which is the Samsung Galaxy A56 model. We saw the Samsung Galaxy A56 5G on the 3G certification website with charging information. In which a surprising thing came to light. However, the company has not yet shared any official information about the device.

Samsung Galaxy A56 5G on 3C Certification

According to 3C certification, Samsung Galaxy A56 5G will reportedly support 45-watt charging. However, this is the biggest change of Samsung’s 2025. Till now, all the mid-range phones of Samsung used to come in the market with 25-watt charging. But now Samsung will launch the phone in the market with a 45-watt charger in new mid-range or budget phones.

If we remember the Samsung Galaxy A55 5G, it has 25-watt charging. Whereas Galaxy S series premium phones come with 45-watt charging. If seen, with this new change of Samsung, Samsung users will not have to spend much time charging. However, it is not yet confirmed whether the 45-watt charger will be with the phone in Galaxy A56 5G or it will have to be purchased separately.

According to information received from a report, in the coming time, Galaxy A and M series will have support for 45-watt charging. But during the new launch, the charger will not be available with the phone, it will have to be purchased by paying a separate price. However, this thing is going to loosen the pocket for Samsung users. Apart from this, according to the report, 45-watt charging will also be supported in the Galaxy S25 series. Which is rumored to be launched in January 2025.

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