Samsung Galaxy F62 to launch on Feb 15 with Exynos 9825 processor, reveals Flipkart

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Samsung is gearing up to launch its new smartphone Galaxy F62 on February 15. The company has teased fewer spec-details of the new F-series phone on Flipkart which indicates it to be a mid-ranger.

The upcoming Samsung Galaxy F62 will be the second device from the F-series family after Galaxy F41 (Review) that launched back in October 2020.

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Samsung Galaxy F62 Expected Features

The Flipkart teaser page clearly shows Galaxy F62 to house a quadruple-camera setup in a square-shaped housing. Although the poster doesn’t reveal much we expect it to come with a 64MP module. Upfront has a punch-hole display to accommodate a selfie camera. Seeing the trend, Galaxy F62 could feature a super-AMOLED screen.

The South Korean giant has revealed the Galaxy F62 will feature a 7nm Exynos 9825 chipset. Samsung claims the phone to achieve 452000+ Antutu 8 score, 2400 Geekbench 5 score, and 68 GFXBench 5 score. Galaxy F62 might ship with 6GB RAM and the Android 10 operating system.

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Several rumors are running online about Galaxy F62 to run on a massive 7000mAh battery backed by a 25W fast charger. The F62 could offer a side-mounted fingerprint sensor.

Samsung Galaxy F62 Expected Price

The Samsung Galaxy F62 is expected to reach the market shelves with a price of around INR 25,000. If so, Galaxy F62 will compete against Realme X7 Pro 5G (review), OnePlus Nord (review), and Xiaomi Mi 10i (review). The device could come in shades of blue and green. 

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