A variant of the Samsung Galaxy M20 with an even bigger battery, according to a report by the Dutch website GalaxyClub. The new smartphone will be called Samsung Galaxy M20s, and it should arrive with a massive 5.830 mAh battery. That would be around 1.000mAh more than its predecessor, which has a battery capacity of 5.000mAh.
The South Korean tech giant has so far launched four devices in this range - Galaxy M10, M20, M30 and M40. While there's no news on a likely Galaxy M50 being developed, this week's new report talks about a Galaxy M20s, based on the M20 but with slightly updated hardware, like the bigger battery.
The 5.830mAh battery sounds crazy, as the Galaxy M20 already offers a large battery, with 5.000mAh, which is capable of going for a day and a half or almost two days on a single charge.
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Samsung Galaxy M20s with 6000mAh battery
In fact, the report claims that the 5.830mAh capacity is the rated capacity, meaning the "typical" capacity could be 6,000mAh. Samsung would be deciding to launch the Galaxy M20s. .
Notably, the Galaxy M20s isn't the only smartphone that Samsung plans to release. There are rumors about the Galaxy A20, Galaxy A30 and Galaxy A70, which will be versions of the Galaxy A20, A30 and A70 respectively. These handsets are ready to launch soon, but the specs are still unclear. The Galaxy A70s comes with a 1MP ISWELL Bright GW64 sensor. Too: Rumors of the A30s point to it with triple camera.
About or Galaxy M20
The Samsung Galaxy M20 was launched earlier this year and is a good value for money smartphone. Aimed at Generation Y (born between the 1980s and the late 1990s), the device offers an almost infinite screen and a 6,3-inch FHD+ display. Other highlights include the octa-core Exynos 7904 processor, dual 13MP + 5MP rear cameras, an 8MP selfie snapper, and a 5.000mAh battery with 15W fast charging support. The Galaxy M20 is currently available for around R$1000 for the 4GB RAM version.
