A few days ago, it was reported that the Samsung Galaxy M51 would be delayed due to slow production. The launch is now expected in September.
Today, the Galaxy M51 was certified by the Bluetooth SIG. The certification revealed much about the phone but indicates it will support Bluetooth 5.0 connectivity.
The model number SM-M515F_DSN indicates that it is a dual-sim Indian variant of the Galaxy M51. The phone was certified on July 17.
According to previous reports, the Galaxy M51 will be the most powerful Samsung device in the M series. The phone was spotted on Geekbench with the Snapdragon 675 chipset and 8 GB RAM. Some reports also claim that it might use SD730. But we are not sure about that.
The phone will have a non-Samsung OLED panel from the China Star Optoelectronics Technology. It will be a single punch-hole display with a bigger display size. It is also expected to have a bigger battery of around 7000mAh.
The phone will have a quad-camera module with a primary 64MP sensor, which is Samsung’s own camera sensor. An in-display fingerprint scanner is also expected.
Currently, the Galaxy M51 is set to be launched in September. However, looking at the certifications, the launch is expected to be earlier than September.
