Samsung Galaxy F42 5G to Go Official on September 29 In India

Samsung is gearing up to take the wraps off a new smartphone in the Galaxy F series - the Samsung Galaxy F42 5G. A dedicated website for the device has gone live on the official Samsung website, and e-commerce portal Flipkart.

Highlights

  • Samsung Galaxy F42 5G will be launched in the country on September 29.
  • The device could be launched with a waterdrop notch at the top of the display.
  • It is hinted to arrive with a triple-camera sensor at the rear within a squarish camera module.

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Samsung Galaxy F42 5G

The South Korean tech giant Samsung is gearing up to take the wraps off a new smartphone in the Galaxy F series. Well, the talk is about the Samsung Galaxy F42 5G that is rumoured to be launched in India. Now, a dedicated website for the device has gone live on the official Samsung website and e-commerce portal Flipkart. These listings confirm that the Samsung Galaxy F42 5G will be launched in the country on September 29.




In addition to confirming the launch date, the microsite also confirms the design and new features of the upcoming smartphone from Samsung’s stable. It shows that the device could be launched with a waterdrop notch at the top of the display to provide room for the selfie camera. Also, it is hinted to arrive with a triple-camera sensor at the rear within a squarish camera module.

Talking about the availability, the smartphone has been listed to be exclusive to the e-commerce portal Flipkart. It is likely to go on sale in early October as it will be launched on September 29.

Samsung Galaxy F42 5G Expected Specs

In terms of specs, the Samsung Galaxy F42 5G is expected to be launched with an FHD+ display with a refresh rate of 90 Hz. The screen size is yet to be revealed by the teasers. However, previous leaks hint at a 6.6-inch LCD display. On the hardware front, the Samsung Galaxy F series smartphone in the pipeline could be launched with a MediaTek Dimensity 700 processor along with 6GB RAM and 128GB storage space with a microSD card slot for additional storage space.

The microsite goes on hinting at the presence of a side-mounted fingerprint sensor, support for 12 5G bands, a triple-camera setup at the rear with a 64MP primary sensor, a 5MP secondary ultra-wide-angle lens, and a 2MP tertiary depth sensor. It has been tipped that a 5000mAh battery could power the device from within, but the fast-charging support is undisclosed. Also, it is expected to run Android 11 topped with One UI out-of-the-box. We can expect further details regarding the Samsung Galaxy F42 5G to be revealed in the coming days as its launch is nearing.

 

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