Samsung M30s to #GoMonster: Challenge celebs to test 6000mAh battery on ONE charge

Samsung M30s to #GoMonster: Challenge celebs to test 6000mAh battery on ONE charge
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Samsung Galaxy M30s will be launched at 12 pm (noon) IST on September 18.

Samsung has thrown a mega #GoMonster on 1 charge challenge, at celebs to put its massive 6000mAh battery to the most energetic test. In their teaser video, there will be 5 feisty celebrities who will take the Samsung Galaxy M30s on a trip, territories, locations, situations, and the unknown- all in ONE charge! So, will the phone survive this test? Watch out.

The Samsung Galaxy M Series devices were housed with best features, when it comes to processor, battery, camera & display to give young Generation Y a power-packed experience. Almost 92 per cent of Generation Y own smartphones, and they don't blindly trust things. They'll use it and if it's not fast and cool … They shift to, Next!

And so, Samsung M series is taking the game to the next level with the new M30s. The battery of Samsung Galaxy M30s at 6000 mAh is so massive that the brand is calling it a 'Monster!' With such a large battery, everything about the phone will be monstrous- gaming, clicking, binging and multi-tasking - everything a good smartphone can do and beyond.

This challenge will be performed in three different phases - each more complicated than the previous one. The shots have been fired from Samsung, but it is still not known who will rise to this 'cliffhanging' challenge to test if the battery is indeed a Monster.

There are many rumours about the Samsung Galaxy M30s, which is set to debut in India this week with a massive 6,000mAh battery and AI-enabled triple rear camera setup. It may be priced between Rs 15,000-Rs 20,000. The only handset in the smartphone industry with such a massive 6000mAh battery and that too at a competitive price point, Galaxy M30s can be bought on Amazon and Samsung.com like other Galaxy M series handsets. A new Samsung Exynos processor will power it.

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