Samsung has been busy feeding its Galaxy M series lineup with new smartphones lately. And the Galaxy M30S is an upcoming device expected to launch in India next month. According to the latest information, the phone will have a massive battery that will be even bigger than its predecessor!

The Galaxy M30s is said to sport a large 6000mAh battery, making it one of the biggest battery smartphones from Samsung. The phone will also most likely feature a large 48MP sensor at the back too. An Exynos chip is said to power the device, probably Exynos 9610.

It’s interesting to note that the Galaxy M20s model is also said to feature a 6000mAh battery. Given how both the M20 and the M30 models had the same 5000mAh battery on board, it’s possible that their successors, the M20s and the M30s, both feature 6000mAh batteries.

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According to IANS, customers will have to shell out anywhere between Rs. 15000 ($210) to Rs. 20000 ($280) for the M30s. Like tradition, the Galaxy M30s is expected to be sold via Amazon India and Samsung India websites starting next month.

Other expected features of the upcoming M30s include a triple camera setup at the back and a display with a notch up front. With the M30s making it to the market, Samsung will have covered a wide price segment with its Galaxy M series smartphones, right from the Galaxy M10 to the Galaxy M40.

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Samsung is expected to release upgraded editions of Galaxy M10, Galaxy M20, Galaxy M30 and Galaxy M40 in the second half of the year. The rumor mill has already revealed key information on the Galaxy M30s smartphone, and it is expected to go official as early as next month. A Dutch tech blog has shared some vital information on the upgraded version of the Galaxy M20 that may possibly release in the market as Galaxy M20s. It has revealed that the smartphone will arrive a humungous battery of 5,830mAh capacity.

One of the major highlights of the Galaxy M20 smartphone is that is equipped with a 5,000mAh battery. Fresh information reveals that the enhanced version of the phone that is under construction will be arriving with an even larger battery.

It is speculated that the model number of the upcoming Galaxy M20s is SM-M207. Except for the battery, there is no information available on its specifications. The publication has stated that its battery has a model number of EB-BM207ABY, and its capacity is 5,830mAh. It could be the rated capacity of the battery and its typical capacity could be 6,000mAh. In comparison, the newly unveiled ASUS ROG Phone 2 has a rated battery of 5,800mAh capacity and its typical capacity is 6,000mAh.

The Galaxy M20s may borrow most of its specs from Galaxy M20 phone since it will be arriving as an enhanced version.  There are no details available on the arrival timeframe of the Galaxy M20s. Probably, it may go official in this quarter of the year.

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Samsung Galaxy M20 Specifications

The Samsung Galaxy M20 has a full HD+ 6.3-inch PLS TFT display with small notch for the front-facing 8-megapixel camera. The rear shell of the smartphone features 13-megapixel + 5-megapixel dual camera setup. In May, Samsung rolled out the Android 9 Pie OS update for the smartphone. The OS is customized with the company’s One UI interface.

The modest Exynos 7904 chipset with 1.8GHz octa-core processor powers the smartphone with up to 4 GB of RAM. It comes in storage models such as 32 GB and 64 GB. The 5,000mAh battery of the phone supports 15W fast charging. It also features a rear-mounted fingerprint reader.

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