No matter where you are in the world, the Galaxy A series is always a great option for those looking for a stellar smartphone that does not cost much money. These phones normally bring all the features available on higher-end S series devices, and although these features arrive after launch, they are still there. You also get excellent battery life, and while not flagship quality, it still has impressive cameras. It appears that the Galaxy A35 will continue the tradition, and it also shows how Samsung has nailed down the design language that they think is perfect.

The Galaxy A35 is going to be an excellent phone for those who want great looks and respectable specifications

The latest Galaxy A35 renders show that the phone looks a lot like other Galaxy phones in the market already. Some might consider this a bad thing, but I see it as an absolute win because Samsung has reached a point where they know what design they want for their phones, and they only have to make minor adjustments. The design DNA that started with the Galaxy S21 series is now shaping up, and the company has made it a part of its identity.

You can see all the Galaxy A35 renders below, and then we will discuss the phone further.

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It's safe to say that the Galaxy A35 looks a lot like its direct predecessor, as well as several other phones from the A and S series. From afar, one could actually confuse it with the Galaxy S23 FE, which, by the way, is not a bad thing because I have already made it clear that Samsung has an identity now, much like the iPhone, which still sells like hotcakes every single year.

The Galaxy A35 will debut next year, it will debut alongside the Galaxy A55, and we will also see other models appear in the series, with the Galaxy A75 being the highest end. You can hope for the use of mid-range Exynos or MediaTek chipsets. You can also expect the use of generative AI to some extent, along with other benefits from Samsung you get to see yearly.

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