Samsung Galaxy A36 5G Smartphone Black, 8GB/256GB, 6.7" AMOLED 120Hz, 50MP OIS, IP67 (SM-A366BZKGEUE)
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Samsung Galaxy A36 5G — six years of updates, 45 W charging
6 OS upgrades6.7″ AMOLED · 120 Hz45 W chargingIP67 · Victus+
The SM-A366BZKGEUE is the Galaxy A36 5G in Awesome Black with 8 GB of RAM and 256 GB of storage. It has a 6.7″ Super AMOLED display at 1080 × 2340 running at 120 Hz, a 50 MP main camera with optical image stabilisation, 45 W Super Fast Charging, stereo speakers, IP67 and Gorilla Glass Victus+ front and back. Samsung publishes six Android upgrades and security updates until 31 March 2031.
Compatibility — check before buying:
ℹ️ This part number is the 8 GB / 256 GB configuration. Samsung publishes several A36 memory options; the G in
⭐ Six Android upgrades and six years of security patches. Samsung publishes both explicitly: 6× OS upgrades and security maintenance to 31 March 2031. Flagship-class support on a mid-range handset.
???? There is no microSD slot. Samsung’s specification tables contain no memory-card row for the A36 at all — verified on the UK, Irish and German pages. 256 GB is all the storage this phone will ever have, about 233.2 GB of it usable. That is a real difference from the A26 and the A17, both of which expand to 2 TB. Decide on 128 GB being enough before you order.
⚠️ NFC is not listed in the specification table. Samsung publishes no NFC row for the A36 on its European pages — neither a “Yes” nor a “No”. That is an absence, not a denial. If contactless payment is essential to you, please confirm with us before ordering rather than assuming.
⭐ 45 W charging, stereo speakers, IP67 and Victus+ on both faces. Four things the cheaper A-series phones do not have: Super Fast Charging 2.0 at 45 W, genuine stereo sound, immersion-rated water resistance, and Corning’s protective glass on the back as well as the front.
⚠️ The 45 W charger is not in the box. Samsung states it is sold separately, and recommends a 10–45 W USB Power Delivery charger. To actually charge at 45 W you must buy one.
ℹ️ No chipset name in the specification table — only “Octa-Core, 2.4 GHz, 1.8 GHz”. Samsung’s global newsroom names a Snapdragon 6 Gen 3; that is press material rather than a published specification, so we note it here rather than printing it as a spec row. Samsung also publishes 1,200 nits peak brightness in marketing copy but not as a labelled specification row.
ℹ️ On the part number. This EUE code is served on Samsung’s Czech, Polish and Austrian business storefronts. Samsung publishes no public definition of its European part-number suffixes.
ZKG denotes 8 GB of RAM with 256 GB of storage (about 233.2 GB available), against the B code’s 6 GB / 128 GB. Everything else about the phone is identical — we checked Samsung’s page for this exact part number and no other figure differs. Given that the A36 has no microSD slot at all, the storage you choose at purchase is the storage you keep, which makes this the version most people should be looking at.⭐ Six Android upgrades and six years of security patches. Samsung publishes both explicitly: 6× OS upgrades and security maintenance to 31 March 2031. Flagship-class support on a mid-range handset.
???? There is no microSD slot. Samsung’s specification tables contain no memory-card row for the A36 at all — verified on the UK, Irish and German pages. 256 GB is all the storage this phone will ever have, about 233.2 GB of it usable. That is a real difference from the A26 and the A17, both of which expand to 2 TB. Decide on 128 GB being enough before you order.
⚠️ NFC is not listed in the specification table. Samsung publishes no NFC row for the A36 on its European pages — neither a “Yes” nor a “No”. That is an absence, not a denial. If contactless payment is essential to you, please confirm with us before ordering rather than assuming.
⭐ 45 W charging, stereo speakers, IP67 and Victus+ on both faces. Four things the cheaper A-series phones do not have: Super Fast Charging 2.0 at 45 W, genuine stereo sound, immersion-rated water resistance, and Corning’s protective glass on the back as well as the front.
⚠️ The 45 W charger is not in the box. Samsung states it is sold separately, and recommends a 10–45 W USB Power Delivery charger. To actually charge at 45 W you must buy one.
ℹ️ No chipset name in the specification table — only “Octa-Core, 2.4 GHz, 1.8 GHz”. Samsung’s global newsroom names a Snapdragon 6 Gen 3; that is press material rather than a published specification, so we note it here rather than printing it as a spec row. Samsung also publishes 1,200 nits peak brightness in marketing copy but not as a labelled specification row.
ℹ️ On the part number. This EUE code is served on Samsung’s Czech, Polish and Austrian business storefronts. Samsung publishes no public definition of its European part-number suffixes.
Best For
✓ Someone who keeps a phone for five or six years
✓ Everyday photography where stabilisation matters more than megapixels
✓ Video and music — stereo speakers and a 120 Hz AMOLED screen
✓ Anyone who wants fast charging and IP67 without flagship pricing
Key Features
Six Android upgrades and security to March 2031
Samsung publishes both in the specification table. Flagship-tier support on a mid-range phone.
45 W Super Fast Charging 2.0
Roughly twice the A26’s charging class. ⚠️ The charger is sold separately — Samsung recommends a 10–45 W USB PD unit.
50 MP main camera with optical stabilisation
f/1.8 with OIS, plus an 8 MP f/2.2 ultra-wide and a 5 MP f/2.4 macro. Front camera 12 MP f/2.2. Video to UHD 4K at 30 fps.
IP67 with Gorilla Glass Victus+ front and back
Dust-tight, survives temporary immersion in fresh water, and protected on both faces — a level of build that is rare at this price.
Stereo speakers and a 120 Hz AMOLED screen
Samsung publishes “Stereo Support: Yes” — unlike the A17 and A26, which are mono — on a 6.7″ AMOLED panel refreshing at 120 Hz.
Technical Specifications
Frequently Asked Questions
Singular Expert Insight
The A36 is the sensible middle of Samsung’s A range, and it earns that place on support and build rather than on speed. Six Android upgrades and security to March 2031 are published outright; IP67 and Gorilla Glass Victus+ on both faces are unusual at this price; and it adds three things the cheaper A17 and A26 lack — 45 W charging, stereo speakers and Wi-Fi 6. The camera has OIS where it matters and records 4K. The one thing to settle before ordering is storage. There is no microSD slot — none at all — so 256 GB is permanent, about 233.2 GB of it usable. That is the A36’s single real compromise against the A26, which expands to 2 TB, and it is the reason to think about how you actually use a phone before choosing between them. Note also that the 45 W charger is sold separately, so budget for one if you want the charging speed you are paying for. Browse our mobile phone range or our phone chargers.
Buyer’s Guide
Buy it if
You want a well-built mid-range phone with fast charging, stereo sound, IP67 and six years of updates — and 256 GB is enough for you.
Skip it if
You need expandable storage (the A36 has no microSD slot at all — the A26 does), or you need certainty about NFC, which Samsung does not publish for this model.
Also consider
A 45 W USB-C charger — none is supplied, and without one the phone will not charge at its rated speed. Plus a case and a screen protector.
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Product Code
04:529517
EAN Code
8806095984056
Manufacturer
Samsung