Samsung Galaxy M32 completes BIS certification, India launch imminent
Last year, Samsung launched its new budget smartphone, the Galaxy M31 in India, which gained a significant response from the consumers. Moving on, the company is preparing to introduce its successor variant that could be called the Galaxy M32.
Just recently, the alleged Galaxy M32 with model number SM-M325F has been spotted on Geekbench. Now, another development on this matter surfaced on the web, which suggests that the South Korean tech giant will soon bring another handset to the Indian market.
According to the information, the Galaxy M32 has recently appeared on the BIS (Bureau of Indian Standards) certification site, which hints this smartphone is around the corners and will soon go official in the coming days. However, the listing doesn’t reveal any specs of the design of this device except for the model number SM-M325F/DS.
Aside from this, the Geekbench listing suggested that the Galaxy M32 will be powered by the MediaTek Helio G80 processor coupled with 6GB of RAM. Besides, this handset runs the latest Android 11-based One UI 3.1 out of the box.
As per the previous reports, the Galaxy M32’s battery spotted on the DEKRA certification website, which has model number EB-BM325ABN. The certificate confirmed that this battery has a rated capacity of 5830mAh, which could be known as 6000mAh. At the same time, the model number indicates that it could feature 4G network connectivity.
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