Samsung Galaxy M35 5G Released in Brazil with Upgrades
TapTechNews May 27th news, the Samsung Galaxy M35 5G upgrade was released in Brazil today. As an upgrade of last year's Galaxy M34, the new phone brings many highlights such as a larger display, a stronger chip, and stereo speakers.
The Galaxy M35 5G is equipped with a 6.6-inch S-AMOLED display with an FHD+ resolution, supporting a 120Hz refresh rate and a maximum brightness of 1000 nits. At the same time, the new phone adopts under-screen fingerprint recognition and is equipped with dual speakers, replacing the side fingerprint recognition and single speaker design of the previous generation model.
In terms of cameras, the Galaxy M35 5G has a 13 million pixels front camera, and the rear camera module adopts a combination of a 50 million pixels main camera (supporting OIS optical image stabilization), an 8 million pixels ultra-wide-angle, and a 2 million pixels macro camera. The phone runs OneUI 6.1 based on the Android 14 system, and Samsung promises to provide 4 years of Android system upgrades and up to 5 years of security updates.
In terms of performance, the Galaxy M35 5G is equipped with the Exynos 1380 chipset independently developed by Samsung, supplemented by 8GB of running memory. The body has a built-in 6000mAh large-capacity battery and supports 25W fast charging, but the charger will not be included in the retail packaging. In terms of storage, M35 provides 256GB of internal storage space and also supports microSD card expansion storage.
In other functions, the Galaxy M35 5G supports dual-card 5G network and Wi-Fi 6 and other connection functions. The body size is 162.3x78.6x9.1mm, and the weight is 222 grams.
It is worth noting that the Galaxy M35 5G is very similar to the Samsung Galaxy A35 released earlier this year. The main difference between the two phones is the color scheme and battery capacity. The A35 provides more color options, but the battery capacity is relatively small at 5000mAh.
Currently, the Galaxy M35 5G has been launched in the Brazilian market, priced at 2699 Brazilian reals (TapTechNews note: currently about 400 US dollars), and is available in dark blue, light blue, and gray. It is expected that the phone will land in other markets including India in the next few weeks.