Popular South Korean smartphone maker Samsung launched the Galaxy A30 smartphone under the Galaxy A series in the Indian market last year and now it is discussed that the company is working on its upgraded variant Galaxy A31. Leaks have been coming out for a long time about the Galaxy A31. But the company has not yet shared any official information related to it. Galaxy A31 has been spotted on a certification site where the phone's battery has been revealed. Let's know in full detail.

According to the report available on Sammobile regarding this smartphone, the Galaxy A31 smartphone has been spotted on the SafetyKorea certification website where it will be given a 5,000mAh battery. Which is much larger than the Galaxy A30. The Galaxy A30 was launched by the company with a 4,000mAh battery. On the other hand, according to reports in the past, dual rear camera setup can be given in Samsung Galaxy A31. It includes a 48MP primary sensor and a 5MP macro lens. Apart from this, it is also discussed that the company can also market the Galaxy A41 as well as the Galaxy A31.

If you do not know then let us tell you that the Galaxy A31 was launched in the Indian market last year with a price of ₹ 16,990, which has a 6.4-inch full HD + Super AMOLED display. This phone works on the Exynos 7885 chipset and has 64GB internal memory with 4GB of RAM. Which can be expanded up to 512GB with the help of MicroSD card. The phone has a dual rear camera setup in which 16MP primary sensor and 5MP secondary sensor are present. While the phone will get 16MP front camera for selfie. For power backup it has a battery of 4,000mAh. At the same time, let us know that the company's upcoming smartphone Galaxy A31 can get better and better features than the Galaxy A30.

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