After Galaxy C5, C7 Samsung working on the Galaxy C5 Pro & C7 Pro Smartphones

Samsung launched their new series smartphones in China that is the C series. Then company launched two devices in this series i.e. the C5 and the C7. These handsets are exclusive to China as of now and it looks like there are no plans for launching them anywhere outside. And now according to the new reports, it looks like the company is working on the next iterations to these two. It is speculated that the company has the Galaxy C5 Pro and the Galaxy C7 Pro in the pipeline.

The Galaxy C5 Pro carries the model number SM-C5010 and the Galaxy C7 Pro has SM-C7010 as the model number. It looks like both these devices will get better internals as well as new software features. However, we don’t have any official confirmation on any of this info. So it would be a wise option to wait until we have some solid info on them. Well, if you don’t know about the C series smartphones, Samsung is trying to offer a mid-ranged smartphone here with decent specs in a premium body.

It is expected that the company will do something on the same lines here as well. When you talk about the specs of the earlier C series devices, the Galaxy C5 was powered by a Qualcomm Snapdragon 617 SoC and was backed by 4GB of RAM. It sports a 5.2-inch display on the front with a 1080p resolution. It comes with 32GB of internal storage which can be expandable upto 200GB via a microSD card. But on the downside, it only comes powered by a 2,600 mAh battery.

We expect that the company would some justice here and come with better specs to meet the competition. As far as the pricing is concerned, the C series devices are currently retailing for about 25,000 INR to 28,000 INR. So if not less, we at least expect the upcoming ones also to be priced on the same lines. But as mentioned earlier, we don’t have any confirmation on this and hence take all this info with a pinch of salt. Stay tuned for more detailed info on this.

Note – The featured image displayed above is of Galaxy C5.

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