The rumor mill is quite hectic when it comes to the launch of two new Samsung premium mid-range devices that would come under a new Galaxy P series – Galaxy P30 and P30+. However, two industry sources confirmed today, that there’s no Galaxy P series, after all.
Apparently, both handsets still exist and are close to a release, however, they should be launched with a different moniker. To be more precise, the Korean maker will launch these two devices as part of the brand-new and expanded the Galaxy A series. The reason for the Galaxy P series drop is not clear, but apparently, it was a last minute decision. Too many smartphones with a P in the name? Only Samsung can tell.
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If you’re unaware, the former Galaxy P30 was expected to come with Qualcomm Snapdragon processor paired with 6GB of RAM. In terms of design, the handset would come with a Galaxy’s Infinite Display and Gradient colored options. When it comes to storage there are two configurations: 64GB and 128GB. These specifications are for the standard model, while the Plus variant internals is still a mystery.
Regardless of naming, both handsets should be released sometime in the next month, when Samsung will also be unveiling a new Galaxy A9 Pro smartphone.
