The Galaxy A58 beats the base S27 in one area, but it’s not all great news

• A regulatory certification has revealed the Galaxy A58’s expected charging speed.
• The upcoming phone could still charge at up to 45W, with no upgrades over previous generations.
• The Galaxy A58’s camera specs leaked last month, revealing no changes in that area either.

The Galaxy A57 arrived in March this year, just a month after Samsung launched the Galaxy S26. But with the Galaxy S27 expected to launch soon, we might witness Samsung’s next-generation top mid-tier device move up in the timeline. Even though the Galaxy A58 may not arrive for a few more months, leaks suggest Samsung is pushing it closer to production. Last month, we learned about the (lack of) changes to the Galaxy A58’s cameras, and a newer leak reveals another disappointing facet of the upcoming phone.

The Galaxy A58 was recently certified by China’s 3C certification body (via @ZionsAnvin on X), and the certification reveals the charging rates the device supports. As per the listing, the Galaxy A58 will support a maximum charging speed of 45W.

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