Samsung plans to launch new devices in India in a few days. It starts with the Galaxy F62, the forerunner of the new “F” series, which is unfortunately still a mystery when it comes to Italy. Rumor has it that the device will have a 7,000mAh battery, Exynos 9825 processor, 64-megapixel main camera and 32-megapixel front camera. Although the new Samsung has not yet been released we can already allow you to download the official wallpapers.
But before we get into the background, let’s take a moment to look at the point of view with the Galaxy F62, what do we know so far? Let’s start with a display with 6.7 inches Infinity-O diagonal with full HD + resolution (1080 x 2400 pixels). The processor we already mentioned, the Exynos 9825, powers the Galaxy Note 10. The memory cut is 8GB of RAM and 256GB of internal memory expandable via microSD. One UI based on Android 11 will then run on board.
The main rear camera will be a 64 megapixel quad bearer, then we will have a wide angle camera, macro and depth sensor. The center aperture will have a 32-megapixel camera.
The Galaxy F62 will mark a new record for the battery, reaching 7,000 mAh capacity, which is certainly not the first device to have such a battery, but it is still happy. As expected, we do not know in which countries the device will be available, we do not even know the current prices and will have to wait a few days.
But now let’s go to the Galaxy F62 wallpapers, some of which may seem familiar to you, in fact they are also available in Samsung’s “A” series.
Below you will find a small preview, then you will find the link to download the wallpapers.
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