Samsung Galaxy M47 Reportedly Listed on Software Testing Servers, Could Launch Soon

Samsung is expected to expand its Galaxy M series lineup with a new model, the Galaxy M47, which has reportedly appeared on the company's internal test servers. This sighting suggests that development is underway. The handset was earlier spotted on the IMEI database, which first hinted at its existence. The phone is expected to arrive with significant upgrades over the preceding Samsung Galaxy M44, which was launched three years ago in late 2023.

Samsung Galaxy M47 Being Tested in India and Nepal

According to a report from SammyGuru, the Samsung Galaxy M47, model number SM-M476B, has been spotted on Samsung's internal test servers in India and Nepal. This indicates that Samsung is preparing to introduce a new M4x series smartphone. The handset could arrive in the second half of the year with 5G support.

The Samsung Galaxy M47 is expected to offer competitive pricing and be available in markets like India through e-commerce platforms such as Amazon. It may also feature a Super AMOLED display and a large battery.

The report also suggests that Samsung may revise its naming or positioning strategy for the M and F series to better appeal to a wider audience. The company is not expected to introduce new M3x or M5x models this year, which may indicate a shift in its launch strategy.

Separately, the Samsung Galaxy F70 Pro is expected to serve as the F series counterpart to the Galaxy M47. While it has not yet appeared on test servers, it is likely to carry the model number SM-E476B. We can expect more details about both models closer to launch.

Notably, the Samsung Galaxy M44 sports a 6.58-inch full-HD+ LCD screen, a 50-megapixel triple rear camera unit and an 8-megapixel selfie shooter. It is backed by a 5,000mAh battery, an unspecified octa-core chip, and it runs on Android 13 out of the box.