Samsung Galaxy M44 Debuts Globally Featuring Unexpected Chipset in South Korea

Samsung's Latest Mid-Range Marvel Arrives in South Korea

The tech giant Samsung has unveiled its newest smartphone model for the Korean market, dubbed the Galaxy Jump 3, which is anticipated to hit the global stage as the Galaxy M44. Intriguingly, the model number SM-M446KZKAKTC subtly hints at its M44 lineage, a savvy move for product identification.

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Embodying the classic Samsung aesthetic, the device features a triumvirate of rear camera lenses and a distinctive circular LED flash. It greets users with either a V or U shaped notch on the screen and sports a noticeably thicker chin than the other edges.

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A Surprising Heart: The Snapdragon 888

Departing from the norm, the Galaxy Jump 3's engine is the formerly top-tier Snapdragon 888 chipset. This powerful processor, initially released in 2020, suggests that Samsung is repurposing their stockpile in an innovative manner.

Samsung Galaxy Jump 3 aka Galaxy M44

Exynos critics can now exhale a sigh of relief, for the Galaxy Jump 3 with the Snapdragon 888 promises an unexpected performance boost, despite the chipset's age.

Galaxy M44: Specs at a Glance

1. Performance: Snapdragon 888 coupled with 6GB RAM
2. Storage: 128GB, expandable via microSD card
3. Display: 6.58" 1080x2408 PLS LCD with a 120Hz refresh rate
4. Cameras: 50MP main rear, two 2MP sensors, and a 13MP front camera
5. Battery: 5,000mAh capacity to power the device
6. Dimensions: 167.7 x 78 x 9.1 mm; Weight: 216g