There’s no denying the fact that no manufacturer is doing as much as Samsung to make 5G connectivity more affordable. The company has a handful of mid-range phones sporting 5G connectivity on offer, including the Galaxy A32 5G, Galaxy A42 5G, and Galaxy A52 5G, and it is gearing up to make access to the new global wireless standard even cheaper with the upcoming Galaxy A22 5G.
The A22 5G has been the subject of a number of leaks over the past few weeks, and it has now taken an important step on its journey to retail shelves: The Galaxy A22 5G has been certified by the Bluetooth SIG organization. Bluetooth certification is one of the many approvals a smartphone requires before it can be sold to consumers, and while it doesn’t offer much detail about an upcoming device except for its version of Bluetooth connectivity (version 5.0, in this case), we already know a lot about the Galaxy A22 5G.
