The Galaxy Bounce 3 is the most recent and finest 5G smartphone for enterprise clients on the KT community, based on Samsung South Korea – nevertheless, it’s also clearly the machine that leaked because the Galaxy M44 previous to its launch.
The principle clue to its various id is discovered within the Bounce 3’s mannequin quantity (SM-M446KZKAKTC), and is, thus, Samsung’s thriller new Snapdragon 888 smartphone. The OEM doesn’t credit score the SoC outright, though its “CPU pace” specs (2.84 GHz, 2.4 GHz or 1.8 GHz distributed throughout 8 cores) as given on its new product web page provides that recreation away.
The Galaxy M44 even has an FHD+ 120Hz show, similar to the Galaxy S21 through which the 888 made its debut – accordingly, it’s considerably of a disgrace that it’s saddled with a waterdrop-notched IPS show, to not point out a single 6GB RAM/128GB inside storage configuration.
The M44 Bounce 3 does have a vanilla S21-dwarfing 5,000mAh battery, and in addition even has triple rear digicam rings. Then once more, only one of these comprises an honest 50MP shooter, with the others occupied with a 2MP sensor apiece.
Given its enterprise machine standing, the smartphone lacks particular person pricing for now. Nonetheless, it might be fascinating to see how a tool of such specs would value on the open retail market within the close to future. For context, a 6GB M34 5G (with an AMOLED show) began at INR 24,499 on its Indian launch (though it’s discounted by 32% in the present day (November 11, 2023) on Amazon).
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