According to reports, Samsung is developing the successor to the Galaxy M30 series, the Galaxy M32. The device has appeared on multiple certification websites.
Today, the 4G version of the Galaxy M32 (SM-M325FV/DS) appeared in the FCC database, revealing key specifications for the device.
As shown in the image, the Galaxy M32 4G will use the Samsung EP-TA200 charger, supporting 15W charging. The device will also have a USB Type-C port, since the EP-DR140AWE cable mentioned in the text is a USB Type-C to Type-A cable.
The certification also confirms that the phone will have a 3.5mm headphone jack, as the documents mention that it will include EHS61ASFWE earphones.
In addition, a live screenshot from the Galaxy M32 has been attached. It shows that the display may feature a notch or a punch hole in the center, as indicated by the status bar.
According to previous reports, the Galaxy M32 4G will be powered by the Helio G80 chipset, which is manufactured using a 12nm process. This chipset does not support 5G networks and is designed for mid-range gaming phones.
The phone is expected to be very similar to the Galaxy A32. However, it will come with a larger battery, around 6000 mAh, while the display size and type (6.4-inch AMOLED screen) are the same as the Galaxy A32.
It is worth mentioning that the support page for the Galaxy A32 4G is already live, indicating that the device will be launched in the next few days.