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Samsung Galaxy M12 specifications will include a 6.7-inch display, 7,000mAh battery, Infinity V notch, and Exynos 850 processor.
Samsung Galaxy M12 is among the many smartphones from the brand in development. 91mobiles has learnt from industry sources that the smartphone has gone into mass production at the company's Noida facility, which means that the Samsung Galaxy M12 India launch is just around the corner. The source also shared live images of the phone, which confirm the Samsung Galaxy M12 moniker and the Infinity-V screen. Samsung Galaxy M12 specs, as we already know, will include a tall 6.7-inch screen, humongous 7,000mAh battery, quad-camera setup, and more. The Samsung Galaxy M12 price in India remains a mystery at the moment. That said, the phone is rumoured to launch in some market as Samsung Galaxy F12.
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The Samsung Galaxy M12 live images (above) show an Infinity-V display, which is in line with previously leaked CAD-based renders. One of the images confirms a small V-shape cutout for the selfie camera up top. The top edge of the phone will most likely feature SIM-ejector tray and microphone. That's all this leak reveals.
Going by the previous leaks and rumours, the Samsung Galaxy M12 will flaunt a squarish-camera module at the back and a fingerprint scanner on the right spine underneath the power button. The USB Type-C, 3.5mm headphone jack, and speaker grill will all be housed at the bottom edge of the Samsung Galaxy M12.
Samsung Galaxy M12 India launch date hasn't been revealed yet, but the phone may release in early 2021.
Samsung Galaxy M12 specifications will allegedly include the Exynos 850 SoC, 3GB RAM, and Android 10-based OneUI 3.0 OS. The handset is rumoured to pack a 6.7-inch touchscreen Infinity-V AMOLED display, most likely with HD+ resolution. It's expected to be driven by a whopping 7,000mAh battery. For photography, the Samsung Galaxy M12 could rock quad-camera setup at the back with LED flash. The camera resolution details remain vague at the moment.
~with inputs from Mukesh Kumar Singh