The Galaxy M series will likely replace the present Galaxy J-series to take on the Chinese OEMs in the affordable segment.
Key Highlights:
In the world’s second largest smartphone market, Samsung used to have the final say. However, over the past few years, as multiple reports have revealed, Chinese manufacturers have taken over with Xiaomi claiming the top spot followed by the likes of Honor, Realme, Oppo, Vivo and more. Now, in a bid to compete more against the Chinese OEMs, Samsung will launching a new lineup of smartphones — Galaxy M. The lineup will be positioned as budget smartphones and will arrive first in India on January 28.
The Galaxy M series will be sold exclusively via Amazon India and Samsung’s own e-commerce portal. The company claims the phones will deliver “power-packed” performance without revealing what the specs will be like for the phones.
The phones will reportedly be named Galaxy M10, M20 and M30 as revealed by leaks before. The phones will also roll out to other global markets soon after the launch in India. While the flagship Samsung Galaxy S10 series is due to launch on February 20, the M series will be the first Samsung phone to launch this year.
