Advances in smartphone design have made a number of manufacturers no longer make devices using removable batteries. The drawback, consumers as users can not easily replace a smartphone battery if experiencing problems.
Unlike most other smartphone manufacturers, Samsung has plans to re-create devices with removable battery designs. However, that desire can only be found in low-end smartphone models.
The first smartphone model to be released by Samsung with such a design is believed to be the Galaxy A01 Core. This smartphone itself has previously appeared on Geekbench and has received several certifications from a number of institutions. Now, the Galaxy A01 Core is leaking again, which was revealed by renowned informant, Evan Blass.
The image rendering shared by Evan shows the front and back of the Galaxy A01 Core. We can see together, the smartphone still has a bezel that is so thick, especially on the top and bottom. In addition, this smartphone is also not enhanced with notches or punch-holes.
Meanwhile, on the rear panel there is only a single camera that is placed parallel to an LED flash and placed in the upper left corner. The back panel material seems to be made of plastic with a matte finish. Volume and Power buttons are located on the right side.
Because this smartphone will come with a removable battery, it makes sense if the SIM card slot along with a microSD card can be found under the battery. Other specifications are also not too spectacular, it is believed that the Galaxy A01 Core will have a screen with HD + resolution (1,480 x 720 pixels).
Another rumor says that the Galaxy A01 Core will be equipped with an MT6739WW chipset from MediaTek, which should be an entry-level SoC. This chipset has four Cortex-A53 with 1.5 GHz clock speed which is paired with 1 GB RAM.
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