Samsung Galaxy F54

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Samsung Galaxy F54

Samsung Galaxy F54: Samsung is gearing up to announce its latest Galaxy F54 smartphone in India on June 6. But, ahead of the launch event, the price and specifications of the upcoming Samsung 5G phone have surfaced online, leaving nothing to imagine. The company has also confirmed a few details about its next generation Galaxy F series phone. Here are all the details.

Samsung Galaxy F54 India price leaked

Tipster Paras Guglani claims on Twitter that the new Samsung Galaxy F54 5G phone will come with a starting price of Rs 28,499 in India.

Another tipster Yogesh Brar is claiming on Twitter that the box price of the 5G phone will be Rs 35,999. But, the price is usually a few thousand rupees less than what is mentioned on the retail box of a device. Also, this price is reportedly for the 256GB model box, and Samsung is said to announce two variants. Hence, the 128GB storage model of the Galaxy F54 could be priced under Rs 30,000. We will have clarity on the price part when Samsung officially unveils its new 5G phone on June 6.

Samsung Galaxy F54 specifications leaked

Both tipsters have leaked the specifications of the Samsung Galaxy F54 smartphone. It is said to come with a 6.7-inch screen which can operate at Full HD+ resolution and refresh at 120Hz. The upcoming Samsung phone is using an AMOLED panel. The cited sources are also claiming that Galaxy F54 will use the company’s Exynos 1380 chipset under the hood.

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Samsung is gearing up to announce its latest Galaxy F54 smartphone in India on June 6. But, ahead of the launch event, the price and specifications of the upcoming Samsung 5G phone have surfaced online, leaving nothing to imagine. The company has also confirmed a few details about its next generation Galaxy F series phone. Here are all the details.

Samsung Galaxy F54 India price leaked

Tipster Paras Guglani claims on Twitter that the new Samsung Galaxy F54 5G phone will come with a starting price of Rs 28,499 in India.

Another tipster Yogesh Brar is claiming on Twitter that the box price of the 5G phone will be Rs 35,999. But, the price is usually a few thousand rupees less than what is mentioned on the retail box of a device. Also, this price is reportedly for the 256GB model box, and Samsung is said to announce two variants. Hence, the 128GB storage model of the Galaxy F54 could be priced under Rs 30,000. We will have clarity on the price part when Samsung officially unveils its new 5G phone on June 6.

Samsung Galaxy F54 specifications leaked

Both tipsters have leaked the specifications of the Samsung Galaxy F54 smartphone. It is said to come with a 6.7-inch screen which can operate at Full HD+ resolution and refresh at 120Hz. The upcoming Samsung phone is using an AMOLED panel. The cited sources are also claiming that Galaxy F54 will use the company’s Exynos 1380 chipset under the hood.

 

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