A couple of weeks back, SamMobile reported about a Galaxy M01 device. Its Geekbench results were spotted running a low-end Qualcomm chipset, 3GB of RAM, and ran Android 10. Although the specific chipset isn’t confirmed yet it’s said to run an octa-core chipset. It is speculated to be perhaps the Snapdragon 439.
More recently, this unannounced Galaxy M01 device has been certified by the Wi-Fi Alliance with support for Wi-Fi b/g/n. The phone’s Android 10 software was also confirmed by the certification. It carries a model number of SM-M015G/DS. The DS in the model number denotes Dual SIM.
Based on the M01’s known details, Sam Mobile suggests this phone could be a variant of the Galaxy A01 intended for emerging markets including India, Russia, Sri Lanka, and Nepal.
No other details about the Galaxy M01 are known, but the recent Wi-Fi Alliance certification suggests its launch should be imminent.
The Galaxy M01 that has a model number of SM-M015G was spotted on Geekbench with an unspecified Snapdragon chipset that has a base frequency of 2.02GHz. The Geekbench listing further revealed that it has 3 GB of RAM and it runs on Android 10 OS. It scored 856 and 3327 in the single-core and multi-core tests of the benchmarking platform.
The publication claims that the Galaxy M01 will be heading to markets like India, Sri Lanka, Nepal and Russia. The smartphone is expected to arrive in three color variants such as black, blue and red.
Source: SamMobile
