Samsung launches many Android smartphones that are more or less well known. The M series is not as well regarded as the A series, although the smartphones look good in terms of looks and technology. With the Galaxy M14, an exciting smartphone is announced, which should offer strong equipment at an attractive price.

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Samsung Galaxy M14 expected with huge battery

The M-class smartphones from Samsung are not as well known as the A-class models, but they are almost insider tips in terms of value for money. With the Galaxy M14, a very interesting model is announced, which comes with a Price under 200 euros want to show off. There is a powerful entry-level smartphone with a 6.5-inch display that has an HD+ resolution and, like the Galaxy A33 (test), still uses a notch in the screen for the front camera. The processor used is the Exynos 1330, which is also installed in the Galaxy A14 (source: TheTechOutlook). In terms of performance, the two models will hardly differ.

The highlight of the Galaxy M14 should be the huge 6,000 mAh battery which, in combination with the technical equipment, should ensure a very long service life. Samsung is supposed to include a 15-watt power supply with this smartphone (source: Notebook check). Most recently, Samsung removed the power adapter from the phone package, so you had to buy one if you didn’t have one. With such a cheap model, it would be commendable if Samsung made an exception.

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Samsung Galaxy M14 is coming soon

We are currently waiting for both the new A-Class smartphones and the M-Class models. Not only the Galaxy M14 is relevant for Germany, but also the Galaxy M54, which will also have a very large battery. The M-Class is thus significantly upgraded and could become a good alternative to the A-Class if you want a larger battery. The presentation is expected in March. Recently, however, the dates have not been confirmed, so that we would remain relatively open in the relationship.

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