The Samsung Galaxy F70 series phones will be priced under affordable to mid segment and offer features like enhanced camera capabilities and AI-powered features.
Samsung is preparing to launch its flagship Galaxy S26 series. However, ahead of that, the company is planning to bring a new series for Indian consumers.
Samsung has announced that it is launching the all-new Galaxy F70 series in India, and the phones under the series will fall under the affordable to mid-range segment.
The company says the Galaxy F70 series aims to capture young creators and Gen Z with enhanced camera capabilities and AI-powered features.
Check out what the company has revealed so far about the upcoming Samsung Galaxy F70 series launch in India.
Samsung has confirmed that the Galaxy F70 series phones will be priced in the affordable to mid-range segment.
The first smartphone under the Galaxy F70 series will be unveiled in February and will be priced between Rs 10,000–15,000.
The company says more details regarding the Samsung Galaxy F70 series will be revealed on February 2. Don’t be surprised if the phone itself gets released on the same day.
According to Samsung, with the Samsung Galaxy F70 series, it aims to capture young consumers by offering them strong hardware specifications and innovative AI-powered features.
Without giving details of the camera specifications, the company shared a glimpse of the camera sensor in the teaser, which indicates that the upcoming Samsung Galaxy F70 series phone will have a major focus on photography and videography.
The company did not reveal any other details of the upcoming Samsung Galaxy F70 series. However, its microsite is live. More details are expected to be revealed soon. Stay tuned for more updates.
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