Samsung is all ready to launch a new phone in the E-series in India. Samsung Galaxy E02 support page is now live in India. This suggests that the phone could make its debut in the country soon. However, the page does not reveal much information about the phone. Moreover, there is no official information about the phone’s launch date.
Also Read: Galaxy M31s Price In India Slashed
Samsung Galaxy E02 with model number SM-E025F/DS is now listing on the Samsung India support website. It is hinting at an imminent launch in the country. Additionally, the DS in the model number hints towards the support for dual-SIM.
The smartphone has also surfaced on various certifications websites, including the Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS), and Wi-Fi Alliance with the same model number. As Wi-Fi certification, the phone will support only a 2.4GHz Wi-Fi band and it will run Android 10 out of the box.
Also Read: Android Latest Update Gives Ability to Schedule Text Messages, and More
On the other hand, there is no information about its display size, hardware configuration, battery, and camera details. The phone can be a budget segment device. It might price under Rs 10,000 in India.
In related news, we have Samsung launching Galaxy F62 expanding the F-series that was introduced in October last year. Additionally, Samsung Galaxy A32 is launching in India on March 5. It will sport a quad-camera setup, with a 64MP main camera along with an ultra-wide lens, macro lens, and depth camera. With a massive 5000mAh, Galaxy A32 will offer up to 20 hours of video playback.
Also Read: Redmi K40 May Launch Globally As A Poco 5G Phone
Samsung Galaxy A32 comes in 4GB/6GB/8GB of RAM with 64GB/128GB onboard storage. The storage is expandable up to 1TB via a micro SD card.
Sushmita Choubey
Marketer to the core, a writer from the soul. Engineer and an MBA turned budding tech writer - dabbling her hands in all genres of writing from tech to fiction. If not writing, you will always find me reading anything and everything. Otherwise, you will find me learning new languages.