The 2019 Galaxy A series has been selling incredibly well since it launched earlier this year. Samsung shipped a whopping 12 million combined units in Europe last quarter and it managed to sell an impressive two million Galaxy A10, A30, and A50 models in India during the first 40 days.

Accompanying this looks set to be a 16-megapixel ultra-wide-angle snapper and a separate 12-megapixel sensor paired with a telephoto zoom lens that supports 5x optical zoom. Also expected to make the cut is a Time-of-Flight camera for improved portrait photography.

The slightly cheaper Galaxy A81 will reportedly sport a similar camera setup, although some small changes are to be expected. For example, the primary sensor will be swapped out for a 64-megapixel alternative and the telephoto camera may support 2x optical zoom rather than 5x.

Completing this trio of smartphones will be the Galaxy A71. This particular model should retain the Time-of-Flight sensor and 12-megapixel telephoto camera which supports 2x optical zoom but downgrade the ultra-wide-angle alternative to a 12-megapixel resolution. Additionally, the main camera should offer a lower 48-megapixel resolution.

Galaxy A61 & A51: No Time-of-Flight sensors but still four cameras

Following in the footsteps of the Galaxy A71, the Galaxy A61 will make use of a 48-megapixel primary camera. This should be paired with a downgraded 8-megapixel wide-angle camera and a 10-megapixel telephoto one that supports 2x optical zoom. Because Time-of-Flight sensors aren’t cheap, the Galaxy A61 will reportedly make use of a 5-megapixel depth sensor instead.

This depth camera will be carried over to the Galaxy A51 but the other cameras will be different. Both the 2x optical zoom lens and the super-wide-angle alternative will be coupled with 12-megapixel sensors. The primary camera, on the other hand, looks set to be a 32-megapixel sensor.

Galaxy A41, A31, and A21: Triple-camera setups with downgraded sensors

The Galaxy A41, Galaxy A31, and Galaxy A21 all include 5-megapixel depth sensors like the two models mentioned above. However, the telephoto cameras will apparently be cut and the wide-angle cameras should be downgraded to 8-megapixel sensors.

The main snappers will also be slightly less impressive. The Galaxy A41 will reportedly boast a 24-megapixel camera while the Galaxy A31 will settle for a 16-megapixel one. The Galaxy A21, on the other hand, will apparently include a 13-megapixel alternative.