Galaxy A53 5G gets another approval. Could it ship with a 25W charger?

Final updated: February 2nd, 2022 at xiv:55 UTC+01:00

The Galaxy A53 5G appears to have secured some other approval ahead of its eventual release. This fourth dimension, Thailand'due south NBTC is the ane that got a hold of the device for testing purposes. Previously, the Galaxy A53 5G passed through TENAA in Mainland china, Bluetooth SIG, and the FCC, not to mention various online benchmarks.

NBTC doesn't reveal much near the device itself, other than it has dual-SIM capabilities. But regardless, the approval should mean that the Galaxy A53 5G will be released in Thailand sooner or later.

Tin can the Galaxy A53 5G transport with a 25W charger?

The Galaxy A53 is expected to feature a battery capable of 25W fast charging, but whether or not the phone will ship with a 25W charger in the box is another matter.

Since the phone's visit to the FCC, some take speculated that the device could ship with a 25W charger in the box for the simple fact that the regulatory agency tested the telephone using a 25W charger. Specifically, the charger featuring model number EP-TA800.

Nonetheless, just because the FCC ran tests on the phone'due south 25W capabilities using an appropriate charger doesn't necessarily hateful that the phone will ship with one. Information technology would be nice if it did, simply given Samsung'southward tendency to remove accessories from retail boxes rather than adding them, we suspect that the company will package the Galaxy A53 5G with a 15W charger or, in the worst-case scenario, none at all.

Or mayhap Samsung will borrow a page from the Galaxy A72 and give the upcoming A53 a more powerful 25W charger in the box. Nosotros can just hope. Whatever the case may be, we'll keep y'all posted equally soon equally nosotros find out more than.

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