Today, a new Samsung phone appeared in the FCC certification database. The device model number is SM-M127F, suggesting it will be named the Galaxy M12.
FCC documents usually reveal the device’s battery specifications. As mentioned in the certification documents, the Galaxy M12 uses a 6000 mAh battery with model number EB-BM207ABY.
The same battery has been used in several Samsung mid-range devices, including the Galaxy M30s, Galaxy M21, and Galaxy M31. The Galaxy M12 will come with a 15W charger with the model number EP-TA200, which was first used in the Galaxy S6 series.
The phone will have a USB Type-C port, as the FCC documents mention a Type-C cable. In addition, a 3.5mm headset will also be included in the packaging. This phone has two variants: SM-M127F (single SIM) and SM-M127F/DS (dual SIM).
The FCC certification documents also include a screenshot of the device, showing that its screen may feature a single punch hole or a notch.
This certification indicates that the device is in the testing phase and may appear on other certification websites. The phone is expected to feature a mid-range chipset, such as the Exynos 9611 or Snapdragon 600 series.