Samsung’s Galaxy M30s has been popping up online in rumors here and there recently and that kind of activity doesn’t usually happen unless something official from the company is on its way soon.
The latest piece of information comes via an Android Enterprise listing, which is responsible with the Android certifications. The listing in question has confirmed a number of specs for the upcoming smartphone.
To begin with, the device will have a 6.4 inch display. Judging by that alone, it will most likely have a 1080p resolution. It will have 4GB of RAM and will come in 64GB and 128GB storage options. It’s unknown what chipset it will run on: could be an Exynos 9160 but rumors about an Exynos 9611 have also been quite popular. It will run Android Pie out of the box.
It will have a fingerprint scanner but no NFC support and possibly a 6,000mAh battery.
In terms of cameras, so far we only have rumors to rely on – they say that the device will feature a 48MP f/2.0 camera sensor on the back, an 8MP f/2.2 ultra-wide sensor as well as a 5MP f/2.2 depth sensor. The selfie camera might be a 16MP.
While the listing is not accompanied by an image of the smartphone, some leaked renders suggest that the M30s will have a notched display and will arrive in a beautiful blue gradient color.
Price-wise, we can expect it to cost anywhere from $210 to $280.
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