According to the latest data, Samsung preparing to launch its smartphone in India soon Galaxy F54 5G. If the information is correct, the device should basically be Galaxy M54 5G under a different name and should have almost the same specifications, including the main camera 108 MP and battery Mr. 6000 mAh.

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As a sign that its launch in the Indian market is near, the Galaxy F54 5G smartphone has already appeared on the Samsung support site. with model number SM-E546B/DS. As for the specifications, they were made public this Thursday at twitter behind Abhishek Yadav (@yabhishekd), known for leaking information about new smartphones.

According to him, the Galaxy F54 5G will have 6.7″ Super AMOLED screen with permission FullHD+ and update frequency 120 Hz. The screen of the device should also be protected by Gorilla Glass 5, which should provide users with a good level of protection.

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Like the Galaxy M54 5G, the Galaxy F54 5G must be equipped with a processor Samsung Exino 1380RAM based on the LPDDR4X standard, internal memory based on the UFS (Universal Flash Storage) 2.2 standard and the aforementioned large battery 6000 mAh with 25W fast charging support.

As for the camera set, the Galaxy F54 5G smartphone for the Indian market should have a front camera. 32 MP and three rear cameras – the main 108 MP with OIS, ultra-wide 8 MP and one of 2 MP. In addition to support for 5G networksdevice connectivity options should also include support WiFi 6, Bluetooth 5.3 and a USB 2.0 compliant port. The operating system is Android 13 configured with One UI interface, but the specific version has not been released yet.

The new Samsung smartphone is expected to be officially launched in India. the last week of April. The full specifications of the device should be published soon.

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Source: SamMobile, Abhishek Yadav (Twitter)

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