Samsung Galaxy F36 5G
Samsung has launched another cheap 5G smartphone in India. This Samsung phone is a rebrand version of the Galaxy M36 5G launched recently. The company has kept the price of this phone less than Rs 16,000. This phone comes with a premium vegan leather design. Also, the company claims that this is the thinnest phone in this segment, which has a thickness of just 7.7mm. The phone has many more bodybuilders including 5000mAh battery.
Samsung Galaxy F36 5G Price
Samsung Galaxy F36 5G has been launched by the company in three color options- Luxe Violet, Coral Red and Onyx Black. This phone comes in two storage variants- 6GB RAM + 128GB and 8GB RAM + 128GB. Its initial price is Rs 17,499. At the same time, its top variant is Rs 18,999. The company is offering discounts of up to Rs 1,500 on the purchase of phone. Its first sale will be held on July 29 at 12 noon at the e-commerce website Flipkart and the company’s official store. In the first cell, the phone can be purchased at an initial price of Rs 15,999.
| Samsung Galaxy F36 5G | price |
| 6GB Ram + 128GB | Rs 17,499 |
| 8GB RAM + 128GB | Rs 18,999 |
Samsung Galaxy F36 5G features
This budget phone of Samsung comes with a 6.7 -inch FHD+ Super AMOLED display. The phone’s display supports features like 120Hz high refresh rate, vision booster. There are extremely thin bezels around the phone’s display, which gives it a premium feel. Samsung offers OS and security updates for 6 years with this cheap phone.
Samsung Galaxy F36 5G
This smartphone works on Samsung Exynos 1380 processor. It provides up to 8GB of RAM and internal storage up to 128GB. The phone’s RAM and storage can be expanded. It works on Oneui 7 based on Android 15. The phone has many AI features, including AI Edit, AI search etc.
Samsung Galaxy F36 5G gets 25W USB Type C charging feature with 5000mAh battery. Dual camera setup will be available in the back of the phone. It has a 50MP main and 8MP ultra wide camera. The phone has a 13MP camera for selfie and video calling.
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