Samsung launches 'Galaxy M32 5G' smartphone with 48MP primary rear camera and MediaTek Dimension 720 processor, priced at 20,999
In the rear camera setup the lens is attached separately to the ring set
The phone comes with a side mounted fingerprint sensor for security
The phone has a 13MP front attachment for selfies and video calling
Samsung has launched the Galaxy M series' new mid-budget smartphone 'Galaxy M32 5G'. The 5G supported phone comes with a quad rear camera setup with Octa MediaTek Dimension 720 processor. The camera lens in the phone is attached to different ring sets. The phone will also have Samsung Knox Security feature.
Price of Samsung Galaxy M32 5G
2 RAM variants of this phone have been launched. The 6GB + 128G variant is priced at Rs 20,999 and the 8GB + 128GB variant is priced at Rs 22,999. Slate black and sky blue color variants of the phone have been launched. The phone will be available for purchase from Amazon India from September 2 at 12 noon. The phone can also be purchased from the company's official website Samsung.com. ICICI Bank customers will get an instant discount of Rs 2,000.
Specification of Samsung Galaxy M32 5G
This phone supports dual SIM. The phone runs on Android 11 based Samsung's OneUI 3.1 OS. The phone has a 6.5 inch HD + TFT Infinity V display. Its refresh rate is 60Hz. The phone comes with an Octacore MediaTek Dimension 720 processor with up to 8GB of RAM and 128GB of storage. The phone's storage can be expanded up to 1TB with the help of SD card.
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For photography and videography, the phone has a quad rear camera setup of 48MP (primary sensor) + 8MP (ultra wide angle lens) + 2MP (macro shooter) + 2MP (depth sensor). The phone has a 13MP front camera for selfies and video calling.
It has features like 5G, WiFi, Bluetooth, GPS for connectivity.
It has a side mounted fingerprint sensor for security.
The phone comes with a 5,000mAh battery that supports 15 watts of fast charging. The dimensions of the phone are 164.2x76.1x9.1mm. The phone supports Dolby Atoms.
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