Samsung Galaxy A17 5G Certified by the FCC Authority, Revealing WiFi 5, NFC, 25W Charging Support, and More; Galaxy Tab S10 Lite (WiFi-Only Version) With WiFi 6E and 45W Charging Support Also Received the FCC Certification
While Samsung is believed to be focused on its upcoming Galaxy Unpacked event (scheduled for 9th July 2025) which will mark the debut of the latest Galaxy Z Fold/Flip 7 flagship foldables and the next Galaxy Watch 8 series smartwatches, the South Korean consumer electronics maker is also working on newer mid-range models too. Two among the upcoming mid-range devices are the Galaxy A17 5G and the Galaxy Tab S10 Lite, and these two devices have now made their way to the FCC certification database. Along with their FCC listings, a few key specs have also been revealed.
Read more about the update below.
Galaxy A17 5G and Galaxy Tab S10 Lite (WiFi-Only Version) – FCC Certification
The Galaxy A17 5G smartphone bearing the model number of ‘SM-A176B’ has been certified by the FCC authority, with the FCC ID of ‘A3LSMA176B’. A few of its key specs as revealed via the FCC database include the 5G, dual SIM, WiFi 5, and NFC connectivity features, as well as the support for 25W wired fast charging.
About the Galaxy Tab S10 Lite, as mentioned it is the WiFi-only version of the device which carries the model of ‘SM-X400’ that has been listed. Its FCC-revealed key specs are the WiFi 6E connectivity and 45W wired fast charging support. A microSD card slot, S-pen, and POGO pins for the removable keyboard are its additional specs. A single camera each at the front and back are also suggested to be among its expected specs. [Regarding the 5G+WiFi version, it has the model number of ‘SM-X406’.]
Speaking more, we had previously also spotted the Galaxy A17 5G device on the SGS certification platform too, and this certification listing pointed out that it will probably be occupying the same 5000 mAh battery backup (rated value – 4860 mAh). In the coming days, we may be coming across even more details concerning the upcoming Galaxy A17 5G smartphone and the Galaxy Tab S10 Lite tablet. Stay tuned until then.
