The impending shocks of Samsung's product range are slowly evolving with rumors. The latest entry level is a summary of storage options and colors for Galaxy A and Galaxy M phones.
Samsung is reportedly thinking seriously about bringing it back as its white launch day color option. But it seems to be reserved for the A series, the cheaper M models will have a more limited palette. It is not clear whether any of these are gradient colors.
Naming will also change to double-digit numbers – so the SM-M205F will not be the Galaxy M20 but M2.
Interestingly, the storage is quite generous, as the Samsung Galaxy M30 comes standard with 64GB and offers a wider 128GB. This will be a more premium device that matches the Galaxy A50.
device | Storage options | Colors | Additional model numbers |
SM-A305F | 32/64 GB | Blue, black, red, white | SM-A305FN, SM-A305G, SM-A305GN, SM-A305GT |
SM-A505F | 64/128 GB | Blue, pink, black, silver, white | SM-A505FN, SM-A505G, SM-A505GN, SM-A505GT |
SM-M105F | 16/32 GB | Blue and dark gray | – |
SM-M205F | 32/64 GB | Blue and dark gray | SM-M205FN, SM-M205G |
SM-M305F | 64/128 GB | Blue and dark gray | – |
Apparently, all of these are thought to be dual SIM phones, whether it's a hybrid slot (like a microSD card) or not.
It is reported that the Galaxy M-series will target emerging markets in the Middle East, Africa and Asia, and the renewed A series will be available in Europe. Please note that Samsung will not start mass production in any of these models, so details may vary.
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