Samsung's M line currently has four smartphones, namely: Galaxy M51, M21s, M31 and M20. The most powerful model features premium mid-range hardware, featuring an octa-core processor, Qualcomm Snapdragon 730 chipset and high-capacity battery, with 7.000mAh and 25W fast charging support.
Information indicates that the South Korean will launch an update for this segment of the company, announcing the Galaxy M42, a new device that, like the others, will bring a powerful battery, something that is characteristic of this line.
Galaxy M42
The device is identified by the 'EB-BM425ABY' series and is likely to be advertised under the name 'Samsung Galaxy M42'. The smartphone has been certified by some international institutes such as 3C, The Indian Bureau of Standards (BIS) and DEKRA.
According to the technical details, the M42 has a minimum of 5.830mAh, but the manufacturer is expected to launch the model with the 6.000mAh that has been identified in various listings.
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More details
Certifications do not provide further information about the device's technical specifications, however, other leaks point to a 64MP rear camera sensor. In addition, the device is expected to come in a version of 6 GB of RAM and 128 GB of internal storage.
For now, Samsung has not confirmed any details about the device. It is likely that the Galaxy M42 will hit the market from February next year, until then, the South Korean manufacturer must approve the device and acquire new certifications.
Source: GSM Arena.
