Images of the upcoming Samsung Galaxy A37 and Galaxy A57 have surfaced online, offering a glimpse at the new designs. These leaks arrive ahead of an expected launch, potentially by the end of this quarter, given Samsung's usual release schedule. The renders reveal the devices will sport punch-hole displays and vertically aligned triple-camera setups.

Starting with the Galaxy A57, the design appears similar to its predecessor, the A56. The leaked images show a metal frame with the volume rocker and power button located on a protruding section, known as a Key Island. The Galaxy A37 also features a similar design language.

On the A37, the portion below the buttons appears narrower. It's uncertain whether this indicates a design change or an inaccuracy in the renders. Samsung's A-series phones aim to offer competitive features at more affordable prices, making them popular in the mid-range market.

Consumers can expect incremental upgrades to the camera systems and internal components. As the launch nears, more details, including specifications and pricing, will likely emerge. With these renders out, keep an eye on official announcements from Samsung in the coming weeks for more details on these new Android phones.