USB-C to USB-C (in my case it was a white cable).
Quote from the manual: The USB cable included in the scope of delivery supports charging with up to 3 A.
The phone has no specific SIM lock, and is compatible with SIM cards from Switzerland and other European countries. This is a Dual SIM model, so you can use two SIM cards simultaneously, including SIM cards from different European operators. Just make sure that the SIM card is inserted in the right slot and that the phone is unlocked for all operators if you want to change operators freely.
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The Samsung Galaxy A56 5G allows a Dual SIM configuration with different combinations: two physical SIM cards, one physical SIM card plus an eSIM, or two eSIMs. However, it is not possible to have two active eSIMs simultaneously. You can use two eSIMs, but only one will be active at a time. If you are using a physical SIM card, you can only activate one eSIM in addition. This limitation means that the phone does support dual SIMs, but not dual eSIMs active at the same time.
The Galaxy A56 does not have a separate 3.5 mm headphone socket like the Galaxy A55. Instead, it uses a USB Type-C multifunctional socket to which you can connect wired headphones with a 3.5 mm jack plug via a USB-C to 3.5 mm adapter. Alternatively, you can also use USB-C headphones or Bluetooth headphones.
The Samsung Galaxy A56 5G supports eSIM, but it can only have one eSIM active at a time. However, you can use an eSIM together with a physical SIM. It is not possible to have two eSIMs active at the same time.
For example, you can use a physical SIM and an eSIM, but not two eSIMs together.
According to our information, this is an EU model. The main difference to the CH model is usually the packaging, the power supply unit and regional software adaptations. The device functions are generally identical.
Smartphone: European model - what's behind it
As with televisions, there are sometimes "EU models" of smartphones. This is labelled on the packaging and online on the order page.
You will find such a region code on the Samsung Galaxy S5, for example. At first glance, the smartphone therefore only appears to work with a European SIM card and only in European networks.
However, the lock is automatically removed as soon as you have been on the phone for more than five minutes. As several users have reported, SIM cards from outside the EU also work without any problems in the S5-EU model.
If you still have problems, you can contact Samsung customer service, who will unlock the smartphone free of charge.
The smartphone supports Samsung Pay, which can be set up and used via the pre-installed Samsung Wallet app. NFC must be activated and you must be logged into your Samsung account to use Samsung Pay.
For security, the device also offers Samsung Knox, a security platform from Samsung that is usually integrated into current Samsung smartphones to protect data and applications. Although there is no explicit mention of Knox for this model in the search results, Knox is standard on Samsung devices running Android and provides enhanced security.
The USB-C Apple EarPods should generally work with smartphones that offer a USB-C port with audio support. However, there are reports that not all USB-C headsets work reliably on every Android device, as some manufacturers do not support the audio function via USB-C or the power supply is insufficient.
For the Galaxy A56 (256 GB, Awesome Graphite, 6.70", Dual SIM, 50 Mpx, 5G), there is no official confirmation from Samsung that USB-C headsets such as the Apple EarPods are guaranteed to work. We recommend testing compatibility before purchasing or switching to Bluetooth alternatives in case of problems.
I'm not entirely sure if the Apple EarPods will work reliably with your device as the information is not clear. It's best to try them out directly or ask the Community about their experiences.
