We are in the fourth month of 2021, and so far, Samsung has updated its mid-range lineup with the arrival of several models. The Galaxy A line is one of the main updates by the South Korean giant, such as the new arrival of the new A52, A52 5G and A72, including in Spain. But with the promise of guaranteeing a vast list of models on the market, the company is now preparing its new bet, mainly for the Indian market.
With a focus on value for money, the Galaxy M42 5G boasts connectivity to fifth-generation networks and is covered in new teasers that reveal more about its imminent launch and details about its design and datasheet. The manufacturer confirmed today (16), that the model will be announced at the end of this month, on April 28 to be more exact.
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What to expect from the Galaxy M42 5G?
Samsung India has released three teasers for the Galaxy M42 5G launch campaign in the country. Among the main details revealed so far, we have the confirmation Snapdragon 750G under the hood, the same processor chosen for the recently arrived A52 5G.
Despite the chipset confirmation, the memory configuration is still a secret, as well as the camera and battery pack. The images only reveal the integration with the Samsung Pay payment system, but do not confirm the NFC technology built into the smartphone.
Looking at its design we can see a quad camera setup, which is rumored to be made up of a 48MP main sensor. In addition, we have a front camera inserted in a drop-shaped notch at the top of the display, where it will possibly house a 20MP sensor, but still without confirmation.
In addition, when looking at the rear and side we do not find the fingerprint reader, which suggests that it is inserted under the screen. This indicates that the Galaxy M42 5G is equipped with a Super AMOLED type screen. Its launch will take place on the last Wednesday of April, 28, at noon in Indian time, that is, 3:30 am in Brasilia time.
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