Samsung is preparing for the launch of a new smartphone in the M series, targeting the low-priced segment. This device will be called Samsung Galaxy M15 5G, and today some details about its battery have been revealed. The Samsung Galaxy M15 5G, with model number SM-M156B, has received certifications from Dekra, BIS, and Safety Korea, and its nominal battery capacity is 5,880 mAh. Considering this value, the typical battery capacity in this phone should be around 6,000 mAh, making it comparable to the previous model, Samsung Galaxy M14, which was released last year.
The battery of the Samsung Galaxy M15 5G is labeled with model number EB-BM156ABY and has been confirmed to support 25W fast charging. This is the standard charging speed for most Samsung Galaxy smartphones, excluding those in the premium segment. With a 6,000 mAh capacity, the Galaxy M15 5G should provide users with a full day of work without the need for charging. With a 25W charging speed, the process may take a little over an hour, which is acceptable considering that this phone is aimed at the low-priced segment of the market.
It is expected that the Galaxy M15 5G will share some specifications with the Galaxy A15 5G model. Recently released, this affordable phone features a 6.5-inch AMOLED display with Full HD+ resolution and a 90 Hz refresh rate. It also has a main camera with a 50 MP resolution and a MediaTek Dimensity 6100+ chipset.
Samsung has not yet revealed the planned release date for the M15 5G model. However, the Dekra certification is a good indication that the launch in European markets is approaching. A similar situation applies to the Indian market, as the phone has also received certification from the Indian Bureau of Standards (BIS).
According to EMVCO certification, the Samsung Galaxy M15 5G will be equipped with the Android 14 system and will run on the One UI 6 interface.
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