Exciting developments are underway for Samsung enthusiasts, as the much-anticipated Galaxy A36 has now been confirmed for the US market. Following its initial appearance on Geekbench back in October, the US-bound model of the Galaxy A36 has also been spotted undergoing Geekbench testing, solidifying its planned release stateside.
The US version of the Galaxy A36 will feature the Qualcomm Snapdragon 6 Gen 3 chipset, delivering solid performance for a mid-range device. The prototype involved in the recent Geekbench tests came equipped with 6GB of RAM, though additional memory configurations may be available when the phone officially launches. The device recorded notable scores, achieving 967 in single-core tests and 2,750 in multi-core benchmarks using Geekbench 6.3.0.
The Galaxy A36 will run on Android 15 out of the box, making it one of the first mid-range devices to offer Samsung’s latest operating system. However, this also suggests that the launch is still several weeks away, given that Samsung’s Galaxy S25 series—expected to debut Android 15—is anticipated to arrive this month.
Meanwhile, the Galaxy M06 5G and Galaxy F06 5G have cleared Wi-Fi certification processes. Both models are confirmed to support dual-band Wi-Fi, incorporating both 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz bands, ensuring robust connectivity.
With these updates, it’s clear Samsung has major plans across its mid-range and budget lineups this year, bringing both US-focused releases like the Galaxy A36 and updated connectivity features for broader markets with the M06 5G and F06 5G. Fans can expect more announcements in the coming weeks as launch dates approach.
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