Although formal proof has only now appeared via an entry in the IMEI database, Samsung has been working on the Galaxy A56 for some months now. The model number SM-A566B/DS makes obvious connection with the forthcoming Galaxy A56, which corresponds with the numbering of its predecessor, the Galaxy A55 (SM-A556B/DS).
The Galaxy A56’s CPU will be among its most obvious improvements. Driven by Samsung’s Exynos 1580 chipset, this gadget is said to provide a significant performance boost over earlier generations. Early tests—including a Geekbench result from July—indicate that the Exynos 1580 runs on pace with leading CPUs from 2021, like the Snapdragon 889. This is actually an amazing achievement for a mid-range smartphone, and it might guarantee that the A series at last breaks free from its reputation for being hampered by low performance.
If you are looking at additional high-performance smartphones, you might want to look at the Huawei Mate XT Ultimate hands-on review, which has another fascinating competitor in the smartphone scene.
The Galaxy A55 was formally unveiled in March, hence it is interesting to note that the Galaxy A56 may not be accessible for some time. Still, the gadget is worth looking for when it finally releases given its expected performance enhancements.
