Samsung is all set to launch its next M range of affordable smartphones, the Galaxy M44 5G, which is rumored to be the Galaxy M34 5G’s successor. The upcoming gadget has appeared on India’s Bluetooth SIG Certification website, which points to its imminent launch. The title “Samsung Galaxy M44” is confirmed in the listing, but it also highlights the addition of Bluetooth v5.2 capability, signaling an improvement in connectivity. The gadget bears the model number SM-M446K. A few months ago, the gadget was identified in the Geekbench listing, confirming that the Qualcomm Snapdragon 888 SoC would be installed in the device.
The device will launch Android 13 and perhaps have the One UI overlay applied on top. 6GB of RAM will be coupled with the processor at launch, but there may be more choices. The device was successful in earning 1531 points in the single-core round and 3771 points in the multi-core category. Also, the device was spotted on South Korea’s NRRA certification platform, which gave us a peek into the design through a leaked live picture. A leaked picture showed a triple-camera arrangement with separate sensors and an accompanying LED flash. A matte finish gives the back panel a streamlined, modern appearance.
Back in July, its predecessor, the Galaxy M34 5G, was launched with a full HD resolution and 120 Hz refresh rate. The device’s 6.5-inch AMOLED screen is equipped. The gadget was powered by an Exynos 1280 chipset. This makes us wonder if the Galaxy M44 5G would equip a Qualcomm chipset or not. The listing does not reveal any hardware specifications. However, we can expect the gadget to be revealed at the end of this year at an affordable price.
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