While Samsung has brought many launches in recent months for the Galaxy A line, everything indicates that the South Korean company is starting to pay more attention to Galaxy M products. The Galaxy M62 has been approved by Anatel for Brazil, and now the manufacturer is closer to making it official here.

The 2020 generation of this line was represented locally by the M21s, M31 and M51. The latter brought a large 7.000 mAh battery, responsible for giving the model the trophy of best device in autonomy. Starting work on the 2021 models, Samsung will already arrive with one of the most robust models in the catalog in Brazil, the Galaxy M62.

Keeping the 7000 mAh battery of the M51, the cell phone has an Exynos 9825 processor, the same as the Galaxy Note 10 line. The cell phone, abroad, has versions of up to 8 GB of RAM and 256 GB of internal storage, which goes a little beyond what many Samsung mid-range phones offer when they leave the factory with 128 GB.

The screen is a 6,7-inch AMOLED panel with full HD resolution and a refresh rate of just 60Hz. While the smartphone may disappoint some by not offering greater fluidity on the display, this feature should help the phone's battery life to go even further.

Regarding the cameras, although the Galaxy M line does not have much of a focus on photography, the Galaxy M62 will arrive in Brazil with a 64 MP main sensor, ultra-wide, macro, and depth lenses. The front camera is a 32 megapixel camera. The set can record 4K at 30 frames per second.

With a gradient finish, the M62's design is very reminiscent of the Galaxy A22 5G, not yet official, but already leaked. Lastly, the cell phone is compatible with 25W charging and, according to the approval, will include a charger and headphones in the box. It makes sense for a product line that focuses on cost-benefit.

It is worth remembering that Samsung's latest smartphone for Brazil arrived discreetly: the Galaxy S20FE with Snapdragon 865 it replaced the model with Exynos 990 without any fanfare from the manufacturer.