We first heard about the Samsung Galaxy M33 5G at the end of October. One and a half months later, we now get to learn a specific detail about this phone. Let’s take a look at what it is all about.

According to SamMobile, a Samsung smartphone battery with model number EB-BM336ABN has been certified by Saftey Korea. The cell has a rated capacity of 5,830mAh. This means it will be marketed as a 6,000mAh battery.

Going by the model number, the battery will belong to the upcoming Galaxy M33 5G (SM-M336). If this is the case, then the handset will be different from Galaxy A33 5G, which is expected to arrive with a 5,000mAh battery.

Up until now, the Galaxy M33 5G was thought to be rebranded version of Galaxy A33 5G. That’s because their predecessors Galaxy A32 5G and the Galaxy M32 5G are one and the same.

Hence, we can no longer speculate the specs of M33 5G based on A33 5G. We will have to wait for more certifications, benchmark listings, and leaks to learn more about this device.

As far as Galaxy A33 5G is concerned, it is anticipated to come with the same design and in colors as the Galaxy A53 and the Galaxy A73 but with a dewdrop notch instead of a punch-hole. The smartphone will lack a 3.5mm headphone jack, however, it will be IP67-certified for dust and water resistance.

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