Two months after Samsung unveiled its first phone of the year Galaxy A14 5G, staged a slightly modified version of it under the name Galaxy M14 5G. It shares the vast majority of specifications with it, but boasts a larger battery capacity.
Galaxy The M14 5G is equipped with a 6,6-inch PLS LCD display with FHD+ resolution (1080 x 2408 px) and a refresh rate of 90 Hz. It is powered by Samsung's new mid-range chipset Exynos 1330, seconded by 4 GB of operating system and 64 or 128 GB of expandable internal memory. In terms of design, from Galaxy The A14 5G is no different, with a flat display with a teardrop notch and three separate cameras on the back.
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The camera has a resolution of 50, 2 and 2 MPx, with the second serving as a macro camera and the third as a depth sensor. The front camera is 13 megapixels. The equipment includes a fingerprint reader, NFC and a 3,5 mm jack built into the power button.
The main attraction of the phone is the battery, which has a capacity of well above average 6000 mAh. Unfortunately, it only supports 15W "fast" charging. Such a large battery would certainly suit 25W charging. In terms of software, the novelty is built on Androidu 13 and the One UI 5.0 superstructure.
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Galaxy The M14 5G is already available in Ukraine, where the version with 64GB storage costs 8 hryvnias (about 299 CZK) and the version with 5GB storage costs 100 hryvnias (roughly 128 CZK). It should reach other markets in the coming months.
