Rumor | The Galaxy A33 5G will launch without a headphone jack

Samsung is currently slated to produce very direct successors for the Galaxy A series of 2021. Accordingly, there may be a Galaxy A33 to succeed the A32. Now, a new set of high-quality images from the eminent tipster OnLeaks suggests that the latter may not move on much in terms of looks.

The renders show a phone with very similar rear and front panels to the existing lower-mid-tier phone, Infinity-U notch and all, although it is still shown in the lavender color said to be replaced by orange in the entire 2022 Galaxy A series. The A33 is also now believed to even have the same size of FHD+ SAMOLED display (6.4 inches) as its putative predecessor.

It may also inherit a USB type-C port and quad rear shooters, found in a camera hump nearly identical to that of the A32, except in a more raised form this time around. On the other hand, the A33 is thought to ditch a 4G variant in 2022, not to mention the 3.5mm jack that is normally found in phones starting at ~US$270 or less.

Hopefully, this is not a sign that Samsung and other OEMs will start phasing the component out in this price-tier as well in the near future. On the other hand, the device as portrayed in this new leak is far from official yet.

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