Technology-Portfolio.Net - Samsung targets the lower middle segment with the new Galaxy M series smartphone series, and the South Korean company is known to be working on an improved version of the Galaxy M30. Thanks to Geekbench, we know that the device will be called the Galaxy M30s and that it will bring some improvements from the previous model.
From the Geekbench list, the Galaxy M30s will carry the Samsung Exynos 9610 10nm chipset combined with 4GB of RAM. Recently, another leak appeared in the form of a back panel photo from a device called the Galaxy M30s. When compared with the current Galaxy M30, the Galaxy M30s looks to have different camera pieces in the rear, where it is wider but shorter. This can indicate a dual-camera setup, not cameras as in the Galaxy M30.
The Samsung Galaxy M30 comes with an ordinary 13MP resolution camera that has an f / 1.9 aperture, a 5MP ultrawide sensor with an f / 1.9 aperture and a 5MP f / 2.2 field depth sensor. While for the Galaxy M30s it seems that it will lose field depth sensors and will come with two camera sensors.
While for other elements on the panel it looks similar to the Galaxy M30. The SIM tray accommodates two Nano SIMs and a separate microSD card. The bottom has a USB-C plug and a 3.5 mm audio jack.
Although not yet certain, but most likely the Galaxy M30s will still carry a 5000 mAh battery which is also supported by 15W charging. The launch will arrive next month in India.