Samsung Galaxy M01s certified by TUV Rheinland with a 3,900 mAh battery

Sagar, 27 June 2020

The Galaxy M01 was unveiled earlier this month but Samsung is also working on a M01s. It has been certified by the Wi-Fi Alliance and the Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS) already and now it has bagged TUV Rheinland certification as well, which reveals the smartphone will pack a 3,900 mAh battery.

The listing on TUV Rheinland's website doesn't reveal any other specs of the Galaxy M01s, but the smartphone passed through Geekbench back in May, revealing its key specs in the process - Helio P22 SoC, 3GB RAM, and surprisingly, Android Pie. We are hopeful the retail version of the Galaxy M01s will run Android 10 out of the box since the M01 also boots the latest version of Android.

Samsung Galaxy M01

Details about the Galaxy M01s are scarce right now, but we should hear more about it in the coming days or weeks.

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Reader comments

akku
09 Aug 2020
fCE

It doesn't work for a screen mirroring

Ankit Gupta
29 Jun 2020
utA

Don't think it's bad. MediaTek helio P22 is actually quite a good chipset in the budget segment and Samsung did the right thing.

Spanky
27 Jun 2020
nD@

Very low-end phones come with very low-end chips. Every cent matters, in these situations. Frankly, it's a good chip, when you put things into perspective. Coupled with the 3 GB of RAM, it is more than capable of handling social media, YouTube, ...