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Samsung Galaxy M10 and M20 deliver waterdrop notches on a budget

Samsung Galaxy M10 and M20 deliver waterdrop notches on a budget

Posted on January 29, 2019 By Jarvis

For a couple of months now, we’ve been hearing about Samsung’s Galaxy M, which was rumored to be a line of budget phones destined for India. Today, Samsung India officially revealed the Galaxy M10 and M20, putting truth those reports. Just as we heard leading up to this reveal, Galaxy M phones are indeed budget devices, and Samsung is targeting “young millennials” with their release.

Right away, one of the things that stand out about the M10 and M20 are their Infinity V displays that sport a waterdrop notch. Rumor has it that Samsung is plotting a hole-punch cutout for the front-facing cameras on the upcoming Galaxy S10 line, so that waterdrop notch on the Galaxy M is certainly an interesting sight.
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