Earlier today, we reported that Galaxy M42 5G could be a rebadge of the Galaxy A42 5G. Now, it looks like the company will re-launch the upcoming Galaxy A52 5G also as an M-series device. A Samsung smartphone with model number SM-M626B and SM-M626B_DS appears on the Bluetooth SIG listing. This listing also has an SM-A526B and SM-A526B_DS which is nothing but the upcoming Galaxy A52 5G. Also, the SM-M62B appears on the listing as the Samsung Galaxy M62 5G.
That’s not the first time we have heard of
the Galaxy M62. The device, which is an LTE variant, is itself a rebadged
Galaxy F62 from India. It launched recently in markets like Malaysia. And
looking at the latest Bluetooth SIG listing, it is possible that the device
might get a 5G variant in some markets.
Samsung’s M and F-series of affordable
devices are more popular in Asian markets especially in countries like India.
The company emphasizes more on the features and pricing in addition to
marketing them well online. It has been launching a variety of devices under
the series lately including the recently launched Galaxy M12.
That said, the company is also expected to
bring the Galaxy A52 to these countries as the 2021 A5x iteration but only with
4G support. So, we can’t rule out the possibility that Samsung might bring the
5G variant of this device under the M-series to garner more audience.
In that case, the Galaxy M62 5G will
likely feature a 6.52-inch Super AMOLED Full HD+ display with 2400 x 1080
pixels screen resolution, 90Hz refresh rate, Snapdragon 750G chipset, 64MP
quad-cameras, 4,500mAh battery with 25W charging, and more. Looks like Samsung
wants to bump the M-series and A-series devices having displays with 90Hz, and
5G connectivity this year. Let’s wait for more info in the coming days.
