Samsung Galaxy M62 gets FCC certified with 7,000 mAh battery Comments

• Matt
• GB4
• 16 Jan 2021

Using the same Exynos 9825 of the Note 10? That's a monster then.

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• Anonymous
• K8%
• 16 Jan 2021

It will be heavy no doubt

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• Anonymous
• pRL
• 16 Jan 2021

9825 will fry/degrade this battery quite quickly, especially with extremely plasticky internals of M-series with no proper cooling

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• not me
• t7r
• 16 Jan 2021

interesting..

but since so specs weren't publicly disclosed. the believers will believe and the haters will hate...

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• YUKI93
• ibX
• 16 Jan 2021

7,000mAh with 25W charging rate? It's basically the same as in the Galaxy M51. But the difference this time is the same Exynos 9825 chipset found in the Galaxy Note10 and also the Galaxy Note10+. Hmmm... maybe I'll stay with the M51.

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• Arya.saloka mas.alde
• vgN
• 16 Jan 2021

Pelase 120hz 8000mah snapdragon 750g storage 256gb ram 8gb sony imx 689 64mp dedicated slot sim

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• Someguy20
• nFp
• 16 Jan 2021

Wow a note 10 plus powered chipset!

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• 2OO3IIB
• Kxc
• 16 Jan 2021

Any news about m22, because I want to buy m21 but still have doubts

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• Ng
• tZ4
• 16 Jan 2021

Saw 7k battery happy a while
Then read Exynos, mmm

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