Samsung Galaxy M35 5G: Bluetooth Certification Marks Milestone Before Launch

The Samsung Galaxy M35 5G, bearing the model number SM-M356B_DS, has recently achieved certifications from several regulatory bodies, indicating progress toward its impending launch. After obtaining certifications from the FCC and Dekra, the device has now received certification from Bluetooth SIG, marking another milestone in its pre-launch journey.

The certifications obtained from these regulatory bodies signify that the Samsung Galaxy M35 5G has met the necessary requirements and standards for wireless communication and electromagnetic compatibility. The FCC certification ensures that the device complies with regulations set forth by the United States government, while the Dekra certification signifies compliance with European Union standards. With the addition of Bluetooth SIG certification, the device is now confirmed to support Bluetooth connectivity, allowing users to seamlessly connect their devices and accessories.

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These certifications are crucial steps in the lead-up to the official launch of the Samsung Galaxy M35 5G. While details about the device’s specifications and features are yet to be officially announced by Samsung, the attainment of these certifications indicates that the device is inching closer to its market debut. As anticipation builds among consumers, these certifications serve as tangible indicators of progress toward the much-anticipated release of Samsung’s latest addition to its Galaxy lineup.

The FCC previously revealed details about the connectivity features of the SM-M356B_DS, confirming Bluetooth 5.3 compatibility. This information has now been corroborated by Bluetooth SIG, providing further validation. However, the official moniker of the phone has remained unconfirmed until now, and Bluetooth SIG has finally confirmed this aspect as well.

While Bluetooth SIG has not disclosed additional details about the Samsung Galaxy M35 5G, previous certifications from FCC and Dekra have shed light on some of its key specifications. These include support for Wi-Fi 6, NFC functionality, 25W fast charging capability, and a sizable battery with a rated capacity of 5,880 mAh.

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In addition to the certifications, recent sightings of the SM-M356B on Geekbench have provided further insights into the Samsung Galaxy M35 5G’s specifications. The device is expected to be powered by the Exynos 1380 SoC, run on Android 14, and feature 6GB of RAM. Moreover, the support page for the dual-SIM variant has been spotted on Samsung’s Indian website, indicating that the official launch of the Samsung Galaxy M35 5G may be imminent.