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Samsung Galaxy M01, Meizu 17 and 17 Pro all leak through Google Play Console

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Vlad 29 April 2020

Samsung Android Meizu

The upcoming Samsung Galaxy M01 was certified by the Wi-Fi Alliance last month, and now it's one step closer to launch, as it's been spotted in the Google Play Console. As usual, the listing gives us some of the phone's specs.

Samsung Galaxy M01, Meizu 17 and 17 Pro all leak through Google Play Console

So, the Galaxy M01 has a screen with 720x1520 resolution, 3GB of RAM, and the Qualcomm Snapdragon 439 chipset at the helm. The phone runs Android 10. The small image attached to the spec listing looks incredibly similar to the Galaxy A01, and could thus be a rebranding of that model for some specific markets. We'll have to wait until its official unveiling to be sure, but what's clear is that the M01 does come with 1GB more RAM than the A01.

Samsung Galaxy M01, Meizu 17 and 17 Pro all leak through Google Play Console

The Meizu 17 and Meizu 17 Pro have also made an appearance at the Google Play Console. These devices are going to be launched on May 8.

Samsung Galaxy M01, Meizu 17 and 17 Pro all leak through Google Play Console

Both phones have the Snapdragon 865 SoC running things, aided by 8GB of RAM, and screens with 1080x2340 resolution. They both run Android 10.

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  • jack
  • DkQ
  • 30 Apr 2020

hope they do come back in india

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  • KondriX
  • 7@h
  • 30 Apr 2020

I really do not understand why a phone can't have the same name in all markets. The same phone, different names, it's confusing..

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  • Spanky
  • 0Ug
  • 30 Apr 2020

I'm amazed that Samsung manages to put Snapdragon chipsets in entry-level devices, yet flagships get stuck with Exynos (in many parts of the world). On a different note, it's really awesome that even the lowest end Galaxy M (and Galaxy A) series...

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