In its aggressive push to make its budget and midrange smartphones competitive, Samsung recently launched the Galaxy M32 in India. Priced Rs 14,999 onwards, the smartphone boasts a super AMOLED screen of fullHD resolution and a 90Hz refresh rate, big-capacity battery, a quad-camera array on the back, and the Android 11 operating system. On paper, the Samsung Galaxy M32 seems to be a value-for-money proposition in the South Korean electronics maker’s budget line-up in India. But is it so in real life too? Let’s find out:
Design
Like Samsung’s other budget and midrange smartphones, the Galaxy M32 is made of plastic. The