Samsung-Galaxy-A56-processor — Galaxy A56 Octa-Core Processor

Just when we were getting cosy with the new Galaxy A56—launched in Kenya barely two months ago—Samsung is already cooking up its successor, the Galaxy A57. Too soon? Maybe. But in the tech world, there’s no such thing as hitting pause. So, let’s dive into what we know so far about this next A-series star.

Enter The Exynos 1680, Codename ‘Terra’

Samsung is putting the Galaxy A57’s engine through its paces. Codenamed Terra and carrying model number S5E8865, the Exynos 1680 processor is reportedly currently in testing, and it’s looking like the muscle behind the A57 when it lands in early 2026. If you’ve used or read up on the Galaxy A56, then you already know its Exynos 1580 chip runs like a dream. No lag, just smooth vibes. So naturally, expectations are sky-high for Terra to keep that momentum going.

While Samsung hasn’t spilled the exact performance stats just yet, early whispers hint that the Exynos 1680 will likely come with the XClipse 550 GPU—built on AMD’s architecture. Translation? Graphics should be crisp, gaming should be smooth, and multitasking will probably be effortless.

We get it. The Galaxy A56 just hit shelves in Kenya this April. You might still be peeling off the screen protector or snapping your first portraits in portrait mode. But in classic Samsung fashion, development never stops. The A57 is expected to show up in Q1 2026—so don’t panic, you’ve got plenty of time to enjoy your A56. And with six years of updates promised, it’s far from obsolete.

But Why Should You Care Now?

Because we all love a good sneak peek! The A57 promises to continue the Galaxy A Series legacy: solid performance, impressive specs, and a price tag that doesn’t cause heart palpitations. Whether you’re due for an upgrade next year or just enjoy staying ahead of the curve, knowing the A57 is in the pipeline is exciting news.