Galaxy M30s, Samsung’s 6,000mAh battery phone to launch in India today: Expected specs, features and more

Samsung will launch a new Galaxy M series smartphone in India today. Galaxy M30s is poised to be a major upgrade over the Galaxy M30 with specifications like a massive 6,000mAh battery.

Samsung Galaxy M30s will be available via Amazon India and the smartphone has already been listed on the e-commerce platform. The company has also confirmed some features of the Galaxy M30s.

The highlight of the phone will undoubtedly be the mammoth 6,000mAh battery. The Galaxy M30 already offers a 5,000mAh battery. Galaxy M30s will also feature a sAMOLED display and house a triple camera setup. Samsung has redesigned the rear camera panel on the Galaxy M30s making it look a little different from the previous models.

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Otherwise, Galaxy M30s continues to feature the same Infinity U display and rear fingerprint sensor. The smartphone will come in blue with a gradient finish according to its teaser. Samsung has also teased the triple camera with _8 sensor which is expected to be a 48-megapixel camera. Leaks also suggest the phone will come with an 8-megapixel wide-angle lens and 5-megapixel depth sensor.

Galaxy M30s appears to be a major upgrade over the existing Galaxy M30. Launched earlier this year at ₹14,990, Galaxy M30 has a 6,4-inch Full HD+ display, triple rear cameras and runs on Exynos 7904 processor. It is available with up to 4GB and up to 128GB of built-in storage.

Samsung is also prepping for the launch of Galaxy M10s with a sAMOLED display. A new storage variant of Galaxy M30 with 3GB RAM and 32GB storage is also slated to launch soon. Samnsung's new smartphones will compete with Xiaomi's Mi A3 and Redmi Note 7 Pro smartphones.

How to watch Samsung Galaxy M30s launch livestream

Samsung Galaxy M30s launch event starts at 12.20PM today. You can watch the livestream on the company's official YouTube handle or you can watch it right here in the video embedded below.