We had been hearing rumors for a few months that Samsung was preparing a new family of mobiles, similar to the successful Galaxy M, but with a somewhat different approach.
Today the first member of this new section of the manufacturer’s catalog, the Samsung Galaxy F41, has been made official.
As is happening in some Galaxy M, here Samsung has wanted to differentiate its mobile phones from those of the competition by betting on a 6.4-inch OLED panel. The resolution is FHD + although the fingerprint sensor is located on the back, not under the screen.
There will be two models, both with the Exynos 9611 processor and 6 GB of RAM although one has 64 GB of internal memory and another 128 GB.
The battery is no less than 6000 mAh and has a fast charge of 15 W.
Samsung has wanted to focus its new family in the photographic section. However, we do not see anything particularly innovative in the hardware section.
It will have a 32MP front camera and three rear cameras. The main one is 64 Mpx and the wide angle will be 8 Mpx. It will also have a 5MP depth measurement sensor. There is neither macro (we don’t miss it) nor telephoto.
Of course, the wide angle has an aperture of 123º, much larger than that of other mobiles, which allows you to frame most of the scene.
As for the software, the Single Shot function that was released with the Galaxy S20 is inherited. The Samsung Galaxy F41 can take 7 photos and three videos with one touch.
The Samsung Galaxy F41 will go on sale in three colors: Fusion Green, Fusion Black and Fusion Blu. The model with 64 GB of memory will cost 16,999 Indian rupees, about 200 euros to change. The model with 128 GB raises the price to 17,999 Indian rupees, about 210 euros. It seems strange that there is so little difference between the two models.
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