Somewhat surprisingly, Samsung has just announced its new Galaxy M55 in Brazil. It features several changes, including a 120Hz refresh rate, a different chipset, and faster charging.
Somewhat quietly, Samsung has just announced its new Galaxy M55 in Brazil. Unlike the usual trend where Galaxy M-series phones share similar specs with their Galaxy A-series counterparts, the M55 takes a different route.
It features several changes, including a larger display, a different chipset, and faster charging, setting it apart from the recently introduced Galaxy A55 and its sibling, the Galaxy A35.
Now, let’s dive deeper into the Galaxy M55 and explore its features. The Galaxy M55 bears a striking resemblance to many of its mid-range counterparts by Samsung. It sports rounded edges and a flat display with a centered front camera hole. While its bezels aren’t overly thick, the bottom bezel appears slightly thicker than the others. The device is available in two color options: Dark Blue and Light Green.
The Galaxy M55 boasts a 6.7-inch Super AMOLED Plus display with FHD+ resolution. It supports a smooth 120Hz refresh rate and offers up to 1,000 nits peak brightness. Additionally, the device features an optical under-display fingerprint scanner for secure unlocking.
