Another budget Galaxy phone appears to be on the way, as a recent listing reveals most of its spec. We’re talking about the Galaxy M11 which is said to replace the Galaxy M10s. According to the spec sheet, the Galaxy M11 is powered by Snapdragon 450. Although it’s an old chipset, it’s a bit faster than the Exynos 7884B of the M10s. Furthermore, it’s paired with 3GB RAM. Other specs include Android 10, HD+ resolution, and a pinhole selfie camera. The launch date of Galaxy M11 seems to be close, as indicated by the appearances on Thailand’s NBTC certification website and Wi-Fi alliance database.
Last year, the Galaxy M10s launched with Super AMOLED screen and dual-cameras. It featured a capacitive fingerprint scanner on the back, as well as a large 4000mAh battery. While it came in black and blue colors only, rumors suggest that a purple version will be coming for its successor.