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Samsung Galaxy A42 5G spotted with 4,860mAh battery in 3C Certification

astroani by astroani
July 26, 2020
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Samsung Galaxy A42 5G spotted with 4,860mAh battery in 3C Certification

Earlier we got the news about the Samsung Galaxy A42 will be the cheapest 5G enabled smartphone from the brand and now after a month we are with a 3C certification of China revealing the battery capacity of the smartphone. The 3C certification everytime reveals the battery capacity of a smartphone as well as the charging wattage.

The 3C certification clears reveals the Galaxy A42 5G will have a 4,860mAh battery and it will certainly max up to 5,000mAh. It is only the 3C certification till now and there is no concrete news about the launch of the device neither of its specifications. Reports also claim that the smartphone will have a 128GB onboard storage.

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On the other side Samsung has already started taking the reservations for the “the next Galaxy” through their US website, which clearly indicates the Galaxy Note 20 series that includes Galaxy Note 20 and Note 20 Plus. The company also said, “enjoy private access to pre-order the next Galaxy” if you reserve the next Galaxy. To make it clear, the reservation and pre-order are not the same things.

There is also a benefit for doing this reservation that is, users will get an instant $50 credit after completing the pre-order. So this seems that the reservation is actually the pre-pre-order scheme of the company. Here you have to book the pre-order of the Galaxy Note 20 series. This clearly indicates the hype and the company is also generating this hype with time in a very clean strategy.

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