Samsung is known for secretly debuting smartphones before promoting them later. The Samsung Galaxy M13 is one such addition, announced internationally and included on the company’s press website.
The Galaxy M12 from last year, which had a 90Hz display and a 6,000mAh battery, has been replaced. Here’s a look at its pricing, specifications, and other information.
Specifications and Features of the Samsung Galaxy M13
The Samsung Galaxy M13 has a straightforward design with vertically positioned back cameras and a waterdrop notch.
Although the color options are appealing, you will only have three to pick from Deep Green, Orange Copper, and Light Blue.
The phone has a 6.6-inch Full HD+ Infinity-V screen, undoubtedly an LCD. There’s no indication on whether the gadget, like its predecessor, will offer a 90Hz refresh rate. While Samsung did not specify the CPU, it is believed to be the Exynos 850, designed for low-cost devices.
The Galaxy A13, which was just released in India, is likewise powered by it. There are two RAM+storage choices for the phone: 4GB+64GB and 4GB+128GB. Both options allow you to add up to 1TB of storage to your system.
For photography, you’ll receive three back cameras, including a 50MP primary snapper with autofocus, a 5MP ultra-lens, and a 2MP depth sensor.
There’s also an 8MP selfie camera with fixed focus. This arrangement is comparable to that found on the Galaxy A13, implying that it is essentially a rebranded Galaxy A13.
A 5,000mAh battery powers the phone; however, no mention is made of the phone’s quick charging capabilities.
It runs One UI 4.1, which is based on Android 12, a plus. The Galaxy M13 also has Samsung Knox, Wi-Fi 802.11 a/b/g/n/ac, Bluetooth 5.0, a fingerprint reader (most likely on the side), and other features.
Availability and Price
Samsung hasn’t announced the Galaxy M13’s pricing or availability information. It is part of the Galaxy M series; it will likely be priced below Rs 15,000 in India.
Furthermore, we have no idea when it will arrive in India. This may happen shortly, but we must wait for official confirmation. As a result, stay tuned for further information.
