Samsung Galaxy C55 5G could launch soon as a new entrant in the company’s Galaxy C-series. Samsung is yet to confirm the arrival of a new Galaxy C-series phone, but ahead of it, the phone has been reportedly spotted on the Google Play Console. The Galaxy C55 5G is said to have appeared on the listing with the model number m55xq and an official-looking image. Based on the listing, it could run on a Qualcomm Snapdragon 7 Gen 1 SoC. The Galaxy C55 5G could come as a rebrand of the Galaxy F55 and Galaxy M55.

Myfixguide spotted the listing of Galaxy C55 5G on the Google Play Console website. The screenshots shared by the publication show the handset with model number m55xq. The listing, as per the report, suggests 8GB RAM and Android 14 operating system on the upcoming handset. It is said to be listed with a Qualcomm chipset codenamed SM7450, coupled with Adreno 644 GPU. This codename is associated with the Snapdragon 7 Gen 1 SoC.

The Google Play Console listing reportedly shows a full-HD+ display with 1,080×2,400 pixel resolution and 450ppi pixel density on the Galaxy C55 5G.

The listing also includes an alleged image of Galaxy C55 5G. The handset is said to have a centrally located hole-punch design on the display and triple cameras on the back. The model number m55xq and render indicate that this upcoming handset could be the rebranded version of the unannounced Galaxy F55 and Galaxy M55. The former could be powered by an Exynos 1480 SoC, while the latter may get the Snapdragon 7 Gen 1 SoC under the hood.

Like previous Galaxy C-series phones, the Galaxy C55 5G is anticipated to be exclusively available in the Chinese market. However, Samsung is yet to reveal plans to revive the Galaxy C lineup. Therefore, these details should be considered with a pinch of salt.