Samsung Boasts Lineup of Budget Phones in Korea
26 April, 2021
Samsung is set release a its new budget Galaxy M12 smartphone for W198,000 on Wednesday (US$1=W1,117). It's the cheapest phone up to now in the flagship Galaxy series.
Samsung is rushing to fill the void left by LG, which is taking out of the smartphone business.
Besides the Galaxy M12, Samsung could keep expanding its mid-priced lineup with the Galaxy A42, A32, and A22 this season.
Samsung already made the M12 available online in 2019, targeting the millennial generation in India, the world's second most significant smartphone market. Thanks to its popularity there, Samsung also put it out in the Southeastern and Latin American markets recently.
The phone has four cameras on the back and an 8-megapixel camera at the front. With an enormous 5,000 mAh battery, users don't need to worry about recharging all day long. It also includes a 15W fast charger and a side-mounted fingerprint scanner.
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