Samsung Galaxy M10 and Galaxy M20 smartphones have finally been launched in India. This is the conpany's attempt to make the Galaxy M-Series only about affordable devices. Both of the phones sport Infinity-V Display panels, dual rear camera setups, and are available online-only. While the two Galaxy M-Series phones have some things in common, there are many key differences that set them apart. For instance, the Samsung Galaxy M20 is made available in 4GB RAM + 64GB storage option, and the Galaxy M10 is available in a maximum of 3GB RAM + 32GB storage option. The Samsung Galaxy M10 and Samsung Galaxy M20 phones sport Infinity-V displays up front, more commonly known as waterdrop-style notches. Both the phones are similar in size, but the display on the Galaxy M20 is slightly larger than the Galaxy M10. The cheaper variant is seen to sport a thicker chin at the bottom, while the Galaxy M20 is seen to sport a thinner chin comparatively. One of the key differences seen is that the Galaxy M20 sports a rear fingerprint scanner, while the Galaxy M10 doesn't sport one. The Galaxy M10 sports a Micro-USB port, and the Galaxy M20 comes with USB Type-C port. Another big difference between the two phones is battery - with the Galaxy M10 packing a 3,400mAh battery, while the Galaxy M20 packs a 5,000mAh battery.
