Samsung finally launches low-budget Galaxy M series inspired by millennials

In a bid to compete with Xiaomi, the long rumored Samsung Galaxy M series smartphones is finally here, especially designed for millennials with amazing specs and low prices.

Samsung India launched the all new Galaxy M20 and Galaxy M10 smartphones that come with ‘best-in-class infinity-V display and powerful features’ including dual camera, long lasting battery, high performance processors, and a new Samsung Experience UX, as per Samsung.

The Galaxy M20 features a 6.3-inch infinity-V display. Coming in with a massive 5,000mAh battery life and fast-charge option, the phone also features a multi-layered tech system that ensures low power consumption. The phone has a fingerprint and a Face Unlock feature for advanced security.

The Galaxy M10, on the other hand, has a 6.2-inch infinity-V display. The phone has a relatively smaller 3,400mAh battery life, and a face recognition unlock feature.

Both the phones sport 13MP + 5MP dual rear camera with ultra-wide feature. Also, both Galaxy M series feature a new Samsung Experience version 9.5 UX that is optimized for a fast and smooth user experience. Both Galaxy M20 and M10 come with dual-SIM support and expandable storage slot of up to 512GB.

Apart from amazing specifications, the phones will be available on Amazon India and Samsung’s online store from February 5, 2019 in India only for now. They will be available in Ocean Blue and Charcoal Black colors.

The Galaxy M20 will be prices at INR 12,990 (almost PKR 25,500) for the 4GB/64GB version whereas, the 3GB/32GB one will cost INR 10,990 (around PKR 21, 500). The Galaxy M10 will cost INR 8,990 (almost PKR 17,600) for the 3GB/32GB one, and INR 7,990 (around PKR 15,600) for 2GB/16GB variant.

“Galaxy M smartphones are powerful and stylish, and have been designed to cater to the aspirations of today’s tech savvy millennials. With these new devices, we have dialed up a really powerful experience in every dimension,” Asim Warsi, Senior Vice-President, Samsung India, said.