Samsung Galaxy M31 specifications
Samsung Galaxy M31 is set to feature a Super AMOLED screen with a u-shaped notch cutout for the front-facing camera. The listing also reveals that the phone is packed with a 6,000mAh battery that will provide ample power that lasts more than a day. The phone also supports 15W fast charging.
Also confirmed is a triple camera setup on the back with a 48MP primary camera, followed by a 20MP selfie camera on the front.
The M21 is rumoured to be powered by Exynos 9611 octa-core chip with 4GB/6GB RAM and 64GB/128GB storage options to choose from. It runs on Samsung's OneUI 2.0 that's based on Android 10.
The phone is expected to be available in three colour options-- blue, black and green when it goes on sale from March 16.
Price and availability
The Samsung Galaxy M31s launched in two different colour options, Mirage Blue and Mirage Black. There are two different versions of the device – 6GB/128 GB priced at Rs/ 19, 499 and 8GB/128GB priced at Rs. 21,499 and the phone can be bought from Amazon India.
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(Update)
Samsung announced on August 26 (Wednesday), that its recently-launched Galaxy M31s would be back on Amazon India stores from August 27 (Thursday). The device was launched around Amazon's Prime Day sales on August 6 and continued through the Freedom Sales till August 12, following which it had disappeared from the online retail store for a brief while.
The phone is still listed on Samsung’s official portal but the 6GB variant was not available for purchase. We did reach out to the brand for clarification and will update this section once we get some information around this.
Inside the box
The retail packaging of the Samsung Galaxy M31s contains some manuals, the phone, a sim ejector tool, a USB Type C to USB Type C charging cable and a 25W USB-PD fast charger. Unlike many other devices, Samsung does not supply a screen guard or a protective case in the M31s retail box. Nor do you get a pair of earphones in the box, which has somehow become a norm these days.
The device unlocked quickly, suggesting that the fingerprint sensor worked well. But, I experienced multiple instances when it did not register the right pressure from my thumb and locked me out for a few more seconds. The phone also kept showing me a warning that "Fingerprint sensor is blocked" on such instances, suggesting that the accidental touches were enough to trigger it. There were also instances where the sensor just refused to accept my thumbprint. So, overall, it was an iffy experience.
On the bottom, you have a 3.5-mm combo jack, USB Type C charging port, a mic and a bottom-firing speaker. The phone has a huge 6,000 mAh battery and slightly towards the bulkier side.
On the rear, Samsung has gone for a minimalist design, which is something that I liked given the heavy-duty stuff that's par for the course these days. All you have is the quad-camera setup and LED flash housed in a rectangular camera module and the Samsung branding.
The reflective gradient design gets all the attention here. While the camera bump is not quite prominent, it does come with a slight lip that protects the lenses from getting scratched. Additionally, there is a circular ring around each lens, which not only makes them look larger but adds to the overall design of the device.
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