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Four affordable Samsung Galaxy phones certified, support pages now live

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Yordan 27 January 2025

Samsung Android

Samsung is preparing to launch four new affordable smartphones, all of them with 5G connectivity. Support pages and certification listings revealed on their way are the Galaxy A06 (SM-A066B/DS), Galaxy F06 (SM-E066B/DS), Galaxy F16 (SM-E166P/DS), and Galaxy M16 (SM-M166P/DS).

The Galaxy A06 was also spotted on Geekbench, and reports showed that it will be the same as the F06, but both will arrive at different markets to limit any chance of competition.


Samsung Galaxy F16 support page Samsung Galaxy M16 support page
Samsung Galaxy A06, F06, F16, and M16 support pages

Samsung is also expected to rebrand the Galaxy F16 and M16 duo similarly. They might be new names of the already launched Galaxy A16 5G, which is an entry-level handset with a Dimensity 6300 chipset and a 50 MP main camera on the back.

If the Galaxy A06 and Galaxy F06 are identical, then they will have a 6.7" LCD, a 50 MP main camera on the back, an 8 MP selfie shooter, and a 5,000 mAh battery with 25W wired charging. There is also a 4 GB RAM option, but the predecessor had a 6 GB RAM option, and we expect the new phone to have one as well.

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  • Anonymous
  • CbE
  • 07 Feb 2025

charging speed is not the issue anymore. how long phone kept on charging is. need better battery technology than current. si/c is good but where is graphene.

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  • DarlingYext
  • 6mM
  • 29 Jan 2025

Fast charging has nothing to do with battery degradation, but okay. Slow charging and especially overnight charging is the worst.

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  • xumot
  • pEE
  • 29 Jan 2025

I want my phone to last, and since the batteries in most of the phones are not easily replaceable, the less strain they will get, the longer they will work. Bought myself X7Pro and I'm glad it doesn't have 90W charger inside the box (I'...

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