The South Korean consumer electronics maker – Samsung’s upcoming Galaxy A07s smartphone has now appeared on four regulatory authority databases, revealing a few key details concerning the device. The upcoming smartphone has been spotted on the WiFi Alliance, Nemko, FCC, and GSMA databases, and these listings point to its connectivity, regional variants, battery, and charging-related details.
Read more about these latest updates below.
Samsung Galaxy A07s – Multiple Certifications
The upcoming Samsung Galaxy A07s device was first found listed on the WiFi Alliance certification website (via Sammyguru) with the model number of ‘SM-A077F/DS’ and with the certification ID of ‘WFA140645’. The certification was dated on the 26th of June 2026, and here, the ‘DS’ mentioned in the model number should be referring to dual-SIM support. Also to add, the WiFi Alliance listing confirms that the device will be supporting dual-band WiFi connectivity, including both 2.4GHz and 5GHz WiFi bands.
Samsung Galaxy A07s – Nemko Certification
The above mentioned ‘SM-A077F/DS’ model number has also been listed on the Nemko certification database with the certificate number of ‘N0139528’, and this certification was also dated on the 26th of June 2026. In addition to this, two more model numbers – ‘SM-A077M/DS’ and ‘SM-A077M’ have also been found listed on the same certification platform. Based on the model numbers, the ‘SM-A077M’ model is likely to be the Latin American variant, while the ‘SM-A077F’ model should be the international variant. This also suggests that Samsung may launch a dual-SIM variant of the device in the Latin American region too.
Samsung Galaxy A07s – FCC Certification
Coming to the FCC certification document, the Latin American model of the upcoming Samsung Galaxy A07s has been listed on the database with the FCC ID of ‘ZCASMA077M’. The database document reveals that the device will be powered by the battery bearing the model number of ‘HQ-7160SA’. To note, this is the same battery model that was used on the Galaxy A07 smartphone, thereby suggesting that the upcoming Galaxy A07s may also pack a 5000mAh battery.
Furthermore, the FCC document also reveals that the device was probably tested with multiple Samsung charging adapters carrying the model numbers of ‘EP-TA200’, ‘EP-T1510’, ‘EP-TA800’, and ‘EP-TA200B’. Among these, the EP-TA800 adapter supports 25W fast charging, whereas the EP-TA200 and EP-T1510 adapters are 15W chargers. Based on this, the upcoming Galaxy A07s smartphone can be expected to support up to 25W wired fast charging, which is also the same charging capability that was offered on the Galaxy A07 4G device.
Samsung Galaxy A07s – GSMA Database
None of the above mentioned certifications have revealed the official moniker of the smartphone. However, the earlier GSMA database listing had confirmed that the model number ‘SM-A077F’ belongs to the Galaxy A07s device. While its Geekbench listing has not appeared yet, if we look back at Samsung’s previous Galaxy A-series models, the Galaxy A05 4G arrived with a MediaTek Helio chipset, while the Galaxy A05s came equipped with a Snapdragon processor. Based on this, there is a possibility that the Galaxy A07s may also follow the same pattern and arrive with a Snapdragon chipset.
More details concerning the upcoming Samsung Galaxy A07s smartphone are expected to be revealed soon, as the device has now started appearing on multiple global regulatory authority websites. Stay tuned for more updates.
