The Samsung Galaxy To have taken a large importance to the company. It is not surprising, given that last year, the company decided to merge the Galaxy J within this category, and gave it a greater exposure to be able to fight with the mobile phones of Huawei or Xiaomi.
Within this family is the Samsung Galaxy A11, a mobile that we talked about a few weeks ago. Now comes a variant within the Galaxy family M, with which it shares processor, cameras, finish on plastic and more items.
Technical characteristics Galaxy M11
- Screen:
- Size: 6.4 inches resolution HD+ (1560 x 720).
- Type: TFT Infinity-O.
- Processor: 8 cores at a speed of 1.8 GHz.
- Memory: 3/4 GB of RAM.
- Storage: 32/64 GB (Expandable with microSD).
- Rear camera:
- Main Sensor: 13-Megapixel f/1.8.
- Wide-angle lens: 5-Megapixel f/2.2.
- Sensor depth: 2 Megapixel f/2.4
- Front camera: 8 Mpx f/2.0
- Battery:
- 5.000 mAh.
- Fast charge 15W.
- Ports: USB-C
- Other: finger sensor rear, face recognition.
- Dimensions: 161.4 x 76.3 x 9.0 mm
- Weight: 197 grams.
- Colors: Black, purple, and blue.
Two variants according to memory, and a large battery
This phone has an eight-core processor 1.8 GHz. Has two memory variants, one with 3 GB of RAM and 32 GB of internal storage and another with 4 GB of RAM and 64 GB of internal storage.
The screen is 6,4 inches and uses a resolution HD+ 1560 × 720 px. It has a hole in the top left corner that hosts the front camera of 8 Mpx.
In the rear we have the finger sensor and the triple chamber, with a main sensor of 13 Mpx, a wide-angle 5-Megapixel and a sensor depth of 2 Mpx.
The battery goes up to a very decent 5000 mAh, which also raises its weight almost 200 g. Available USB port C and rapid charge of 15 W.
Price and availability
This model is already at the official store of Samsung, although for now there is no price or date of sale. We will have to wait to know its cost and in what countries you can buy.
It will be sold in three different colors, black, purple and blue.
The entrance to Samsung’s New Galaxy M11: features, pricing,… first appears in The Android Free.
