Samsung Galaxy M12 to debut on March 11, specs revealed

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Samsung has scheduled the launch of its next budget smartphone Galaxy M12 on March 11 in India. The South Korean manufacturer has put a dedicated page on its official microsite and Amazon where Galaxy M12 will be available later.

Samsung has also revealed a few key specifications of the Galaxy M12 that includes an 8nm Exynos chipset, 90Hz refresh rate panel, 6000mAh battery, and 48MP quadruple camera. The upcoming smartphone will be a successor to Samsung Galaxy M11 launched back in June 2020.

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Samsung Galaxy M12 Features

The Samsung Galaxy M12 is the first M-series phone to get high refresh rate support. The 6.5-inch Infinity V-display has a dew drop notch and can refresh at 90Hz. However, the company may opt for an LCD panel rather than AMOLED. In line with the 2021 Samsung design language, there is square primary camera module and textured pattern at the back.

This is a 48MP quad rear camera setup with GM2 sensor that has ISOCELL Plus technology. The company hasn’t divulged much regarding the remaining three sensors.

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Galaxy M12 will pack an unspecified 8nm Exynos processor rather than Snapdgraon 450 chipset like its predecessor. The South Korean giant has put in a big 6000mAh battery to fuel the device and it could get fast charge support as well.

Samsung Galaxy M12 Expected Price

We are guessing Samsung could set the starting price of Galaxy M12 somewhere near the INR 12,000. Galaxy M11 is currently selling from Rs 9,999 in India through major online and offline retailers.

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