Samsung Galaxy Tab M62 launch is imminent as reports of the production of the device are underway in the company’s facility in Greater Noida. However, it is now recently on an FCC listing. It reveals some key specs along with battery capacity. In addition, a phone with model number SM-M625F will be the first tablet in the Galaxy M series.
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On the other hand, the FCC listing bears the model number SM-M62F/DS. Samsung Galaxy Tab M62 leaks first come from MySmartPrice, and can also launch as F62 in some regions. However, according to the FCC documents, it’s testing with a battery model number EB-BM415ABY. It also leaks it can come with 4G LTE, dual-band Wi-Fi, and NFC support.
Moreover, the Samsung Galaxy Tab M62 can be the successor of the GalaxyM51 and can launch sometime this year. In the past leaks, it will have 256GB of internal storage. There is no clarity on whether that will be the only storage option available. It could very well be the most premium option and lower storage variants may also launch alongside.
Additionally, the FCC listing reveals that the phone comes with support for 25W fast charging. This is expected if one expects to charge the 7,000mAh battery quickly. This is all we get to know about the Samsung Galaxy Tab M62 specifications from the FCC listing. However, the screen size, chipset, cameras, and other key specs are still unknown.
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We do not know just how big the phone will be, but you can expect a fairly large device that will fall in the phablet category. We expect to learn more as the Galaxy Tab M62 India launch gets closer.
On the other hand, the company held its big global Unpacked event a few days ago, unveiled the new Samsung Galaxy S21 series.
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