Samsung Galaxy M55 Globally Released: Price, Specs, and Availability in Europe and South America

In the ever-evolving world of smartphones, Samsung has recently expanded its reach with the global release of the Samsung Galaxy M55. This eagerly anticipated device, which made its debut in India last month, is now available in Europe and South America, offering users a compelling blend of performance and affordability.

Available in various configurations, including an 8/128GB and an 8/256GB model, the Samsung Galaxy M55 caters to diverse consumer needs and preferences. Priced at €500 for the 8/128GB variant and €550 for the 8/256GB variant, the M55 presents a competitive option in its segment. For comparison, the Galaxy A55, priced similarly, offers a different set of features, making the choice between the two models a matter of individual priorities.

In Europe, the Samsung Galaxy M55 is readily accessible through authorized channels such as Samsung Portugal, where it is available for purchase. Meanwhile, in Switzerland, third-party retailers like Mobile Device offer the 128GB version at a competitive price of CHF 392, enhancing accessibility for consumers across different regions.

Venturing into South America, Samsung Brazil, Samsung Peru, and Samsung Chile have also made the Galaxy M55 available to their customers. With prices ranging from BRL 2,700 in Brazil to CLP 450,000 in Chile, the M55 presents a viable alternative to the Galaxy A55, offering distinctive features and functionalities.

Speaking of features, the Samsung M55 boasts several noteworthy specifications that set it apart from its counterparts. Notably, it is the only non-flagship Samsung device equipped with 45W charging capabilities, ensuring efficient power replenishment for its sizable 5,000mAh battery. Additionally, the M55 boasts a remarkable 50MP selfie camera, complemented by a 50MP main camera and an 8MP ultra-wide lens on the back, promising exceptional photography experiences. Its 6.7-inch FHD+ display with a 120Hz refresh rate further enhances the viewing experience, while the Snapdragon 7 Gen 1 chipset powers the device efficiently.

However, it’s important to note that unlike the Galaxy A55, the Samsung Galaxy M55 does not feature an IP dust and water resistance rating, and details about its screen glass remain undisclosed.

In conclusion, the global release of the Samsung M55 marks a significant milestone for Samsung enthusiasts worldwide. With its attractive pricing, impressive specifications, and widespread availability, the M55 presents a compelling option for consumers seeking a reliable and feature-rich smartphone experience.

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