Galaxy M12 launched with 90Hz screen, 6000mAh battery, priced from 3.49 million VND

Samsung has recently released a new low-cost smartphone in the M-series series called Galaxy M12. Although it is a M series machine, but Galaxy M12 is somewhat superior to the Galaxy A12 in the screen element when it is equipped with a 90Hz high refresh rate screen.

Overall, the Galaxy M12 has a design that is quite similar to the Galaxy A12 on both the back and the arrangement of the main camera cluster. Design similarities also appeared on the Galaxy M02 and Galaxy A02 series that were launched not long ago.

Galaxy M12 has the main camera cluster arranged in a square on the left corner of the back, including 4 main cameras: 48MP wide-angle camera, 8MP super wide-angle camera, 5MP depth-measuring camera and 2MP macro camera. In addition, the device has an 8MP selfie camera on the front.

Galaxy M12 comes with a 6.5-inch screen with HD + resolution but has a 90Hz refresh rate. This is Samsung’s next mid-range smartphone after the Galaxy A32 and is also the first in the M series to be equipped with a 90Hz screen.

In terms of performance, Galaxy M12 comes with Exynos 850 processor, 4GB / 6GB RAM and 64GB / 128GB storage. The battery of the device has a capacity of 6000mAh, 15W fast charging and runs on Android 11 with One UI 3.1 interface. The device has an additional fingerprint sensor on the side.

In terms of price, Galaxy M12 will be sold in the Indian market first on March 18, with prices respectively INR10,999 and INR13,499, equivalent to VND 3.49 million and VND 4.29 million for two options. 4GB / 64GB and 6GB / 128GB memory. Machine with color options such as black, blue and white.