Samsung Galaxy M33 5G and Galaxy M53 5G launch could happen soon | Digit

Although we have seen the arrival of a series of Galaxy phones this year, we may be in for more releases from Samsung Mobile. The company’s Vietnamese Facebook profile has announced the debut of a “new beast” on March 27, 2022. The talk around the town is that this could be either the Galaxy M33 5G or the Galaxy M53 5G. Meanwhile, in India, Amazon has started teasing “the all-new Galaxy M is coming soon”. Again, this may be either of the above-mentioned two phones.

Samsung had already revealed some details about the M33 5G earlier this month and now according to Sammobile, the phone would be retailing at €349 (~₹29,390) for the 6+128GB variant in Europe. Meanwhile, M53 5G is the one that hasn’t been disclosed yet. So, we have collated the rumored bits and pieces about it from across the web and shared them here.

Samsung Galaxy M53 Specs and Features (Expected)

The text translates to “The open multiverse awaits the debut of a new Beast! Which character do you think it is? Let’s look forward to it on March 27, 2022 #PerformanceForeverTop”​

Galaxy M53 may have a Super AMOLED display that stretches 6.7-inches diagonally. It could be of 1080p resolution and 120Hz refresh rate. At the front, there might be a 32MP camera sitting within an Infinity-O hole.

The rear camera setup may consist of a 108MP main sensor, an 8MP ultrawide snapper, a 2MP depth sensor, and a 2MP macro unit.

The internal components of the handset could include a Dimensity 900 chip, 8+128/256GB memory combination, 10+ 5G bands, a 5000mAh battery, and OneUI 4.1 software with Android 12 at the core.

These may be the usual set of expected generational upgrades, but what may surprise us is if Samsung removes the charger from its box. There’s a chance of that since Samsung has done so with the recent Galaxy A73, A53, and A33 phones. 

We will see if Samsung Galaxy M-series phones face a similar fate. But for now, for more news, reviews, feature stories, buying guides, and everything else tech-related, keep reading Digit.in.