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| Samsung is dying for the Galaxy F series phones |
Samsung posted a teaser on the Twitter platform via its official Samsung India account on the Twitter platform and confirmed the following: “The new series will definitely leave its mark on you.
A report released earlier this week stated that the South Korean tech giant is planning to launch the Galaxy F series with a focus on Indian photography.
These phones are expected to retail at $ 200-270 and will be available for sale exclusively online early next month.
Samsung has not released any further details about the new series, but rumors have spread that the phone (Galaxy F41) will be the first in the series to hit the market.
The South Korean company has published a support page for the phone model (Galaxy F41) (SM-F415F) on the Indian website, which was previously considered a member of the Samsung (Z) foldable series.
The instruction manual of the device states that the smartphone is equipped with a screen with a teardrop notch, a headphone jack and two speakers, and the headphones are used as an additional amplifier.
On the back of the phone there is a fingerprint reader and a triple-lens camera with a wide-angle lens and an ultra-wide lens, while the third lens is blurry.
The Galaxy F41 was also spotted on Geekbench with an Exynos 9611 processor and 6GB of RAM.
It says: (Galaxy F41) is a well known phone (Galaxy M31) with different storage options and colors.
It is worth noting that the phone (Galaxy M31) comes with a rear camera with four lenses, while the phone (Galaxy F41) comes with a rear camera with three lenses only.
The (Galaxy F) series was added to the current series (Galaxy M) and the series was redesigned last year (Galaxy A).
The company has not revealed the exact release date of its first Galaxy F series smartphone, nor has it revealed any details about the name of the phone.