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Samsung Galaxy M13 gets Bluetooth certified

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Sagar 22 April 2022

Samsung Android Rumors

Samsung introduced the Galaxy M12 last February which is due for a successor. The company hasn't divulged anything about the Galaxy M13 yet, but we know it will go official soon since the smartphone just got Bluetooth certified.

The certifying authority doesn't reveal the specs of the Galaxy M13, which is listed with model code SM-M135F_DSN. Also, the smartphone's moniker doesn't include the 5G label, but it might support 5G networks since a report earlier this month claimed that the 5G variant has model designation SM-M135F.

Samsung Galaxy M13 Bluetooth certified
Samsung Galaxy M13 Bluetooth certified

More details about the Samsung Galaxy M13 5G should surface in the coming days, but in the meantime, you can check out its leaked images below.

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Samsung Galaxy M13 5G's leaked images (Source: 91Mobiles)

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  • Aril
  • 61c
  • 28 Apr 2022

it is possible that the Samsung galaxy M13 will use the same chipset as the Samsung galaxy A51

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  • AnonD-1043101
  • wrg
  • 23 Apr 2022

i'd rather go for dimensity 700, sd 480 feels like potato

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  • Solun1
  • 0yR
  • 23 Apr 2022

Well, historically Exynos is the better performing processor, even in the Note 8 it was 20% faster and the phone lasted 20% longer on battery than the Snapdragon version. It was slower than SD for about two generations before finally being identical....

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