The first official release of Samsung for 2021 has not been his next top model or belonging neither to the lines of most popular mobile brand because the brand new Samsung Galaxy M02s is official in Nepal before submission scheduled in India.

The new Samsung Galaxy M02s shows characteristics of the most basic entry range that resemble what was seen in the Samsung Galaxy A02s model announced for some territories in November 2020 but which has not yet been put on sale. Of course, details such as a triple rear camera, a Snapdragon 450 chipset, a long-lasting battery and a logical affordable price allow it to stand out .

Official Features of Samsung Galaxy M02s: Samsung Galaxy M02s, new cheap mobile with triple camera

This is what the new Samsung Galaxy M02s looks like in red and blue

With nothing out of the ordinary for what has been seen in the design of the brand’s cheap phones in the last year, this model has a notch in the shape of a drop of water on its front and small bezels at the bottom . Behind it is a design with diamonds that slightly change the tonality (available in black, blue and red).

Among its specifications is a 6.5-inch screen with HD + resolution, while it is powered by a Snapdragon 450 processor (the brand new Qualcomm Snapdragon 480 has not yet been included ), 4 GB of RAM and 64 GB of internal storage that can expand via microSD card up to 512GB. The factory operating system is Android 10 with the customization layer of the house, One UI .

Samsung Galaxy M02s stands out for the good battery life with a capacity of 5000 mAh that also supports fast charging technology at 15W, while its camera system consists of a triple rear sensor with LED flash : a main one of 13 megapixels , one 2 megapixel bokeh and another 2 megapixel macro, while its front camera remains at a basic 5 megapixels.

Without confirmation on its expansion globally or to other countries in the world, for now it can only be found in stores in Nepal at a price of 15,999 Nepalese rupees, which means about 111 euros at current exchange rates.