Samsung Galaxy M30s
4GB RAM, Super AMOLED Display, 64GB Storage, 6000mAH Battery
Samsung Galaxy M30s Key Features
- 48MP + 8MP + 5MP triple rear camera | 16MP front-facing camera
- 16.21 centimeters (6.4-inch) FHD+ capacitive touchscreen with 2340 x 1080 pixels resolution 16M color support
- Memory, Storage & SIM: 4GB RAM | 64GB storage expandable up to 512GB | Dual nano SIM with dual-standby (4G+4G)
- Android v9.0 Pie operating system with 2.3GHz + 1.7GHz Exynos 9611 octa-core processor
- 6000mAH lithium-ion battery with fast charging | 15W Type-C fast charger in the box
- 1-year manufacturer warranty for device and 6 months manufacturer warranty for in-box accessories including batteries from the date of purchase
- Box also includes: Travel Adapter, USB Cable, Ejection Pin, User Manual
Rs.1000 Instant Discount if you use Eligible Credit Card/ Debit card while Purchase.
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Samsung Galaxy M30s Review
Almost 85% of proud owners of Samsung Galaxy M30s are fully satisfied with their decision while 5% of people does not like it.
- Pros:
- Display is Super AMOLED, outdoor display brightness is better than M30,
- Ultra-wide camera is improved and captures 123 degree
- Battery is bigger enough to be compared with a battery of MacBook Pro,
- Phone is lightweight as 188gm while holding a bigger battery with a capacity of 6000mAh,
- Triple camera setup includes a 48mp Samsung GM1 sensor, an 8mp ultra-wide-angle lens, and a 5mp depth. Front camera is also 16mp,
- It does not have EIS but Super Steady mode is impressive. It can record 4K videos, Super Slow-Mo, and Hyper lapse,
- Type-C port along with a 3.5mm headphone jack provided,
- Exynos 9611 octa-core chipset based on a 10nm process. The same processor has been used on Samsung A50S which is being sold at a higher price by the same brand. Performance is smooth and competent for playing games because Exynos 9611 is better than the Snapdragon 665 as per my experience,
- CONS;
- Body is made of plastic which makes it quality inferior and does not give it a premium look like other Samsung phones,
- Front screen and Backglass are not protected like Corning Gorilla Glass so beware of losing it. (If you have enrolled for Amazon 1 year screen replacement program then fine otherwise AMOLED display replacement can cost you minimum Rs.6k)
- Processor is power consuming and Battery performance is not up to expectation, even it’s same almost like M30 as I compared with my brothers’ phone,
- 15W fast charging is slow for this giant battery,
- Small size apertures (48mp cam with an f/2.0 aperture, 5mp with an f/2.2 and 8mp with f/2.2.) capture less light through it. Result average night mode and less blurred bokeh,
- Front cam selfie lack detailing and seems smoother and Super steady mode does not work on it,
- No in-screen fingerprint sensor like Mi A3 which is earlier launched in lower range,
- NFC is no future technology and missing it in the latest phone does make it lack at some point
- Face unlock is not faster and effective
- Slo-mo video Flickers in artificial lightening
Final verdict;
As per my experience if you want to stick with Samsung then you can go for Samsung M30 also which will give you better battery backup with lighter weight and less mAh and better image quality in lesser megapixels and bigger Aperture
