Samsung's next big mid-range play will be the Galaxy 'M' series phones which the company hopes will take on the price segments currently dominated by Chinese players Xiaomi, Honor as well as new brands such as Realme.
According to an IANS report, Samsung will launch the Galaxy M10 for around Rs 9,500 and M20 for nearly Rs 15,000 in January, both with Infinity-V notched displays. The higher-end Galaxy M30 will be launched with triple rear cameras and will be launched in February. Other key features include a 5,000mAh battery for the M20 -- the first-ever on any Samsung smartphone. The M10 will house a 3,500mAh battery.
All phones are being made in Samsung's factory in Noida, the world's largest smartphone manufacturing plant.