Samsung is soon going to launch the Galaxy M31s phone which is a new budget phone with a little upgrades over Galaxy M31 phone. We have seen that the Galaxy M30 phone came with a dew-drop notch display with Triple Rear camera set-up in the back, but now the Galaxy M31s will have a centered punch-hole notch which the Samsung have already used on Galaxy 'A' series phones and comes with a quad camera set-up on the back panel.
If we notice we can see that Samsung have used gradient colour here which looks nice.
This new phone will feature a tall 6.50-inch Super AMOLED Infinity 'O' Display with Full HD+ Resolution with 407 pixels per inch pixel density. And this phone will be powered by an old Exynos 9611 CPU which is built on 10nm process and that was already used in the previous model and will be available in 6 and 8GB of RAM options that will have a single 128GB of Internal storage option.
And coming to the cameras, the quad camera set-up will have a 64-megapixel main sensor assisted by a 12-megapixel Ultra-Wide sensor, a 5-megapixel depth sensor and a 2-megapixel macro shooter. These cameras are almost similar to the previous phone with increase in the resolution of the Ultra-Wide sensor from 8-megapixel to 12-megapixel but decrease in the resolution of macro sensor from 5-megapixel to 2-megapixel which is not a major thing.
And for selfies, there's a 32-megapixel sensor placed on the centered punch-hole notch which is the same sensor used in Galaxy M31 model but on a dew-drop notch. However the large battery still remains same with 6,000mAH of capacity with 25W fast charging support which is an upgrade over 15W to what on the Galaxy M31 model.
And this time Samsung implemented an Under-Display fingerprint sensor rather than using a rear mounted fingerprint sensor on the previous model which is a nice thing. And the pricing details is not known till now but we have to wait too July 30th for the launch of this phone to get more details.
So, it has a good look with centered punch hole design and rest all other specifications remains almost same to the previous model.
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