Samsung launches Galaxy M36 5G in Nepal with smart AI features, stylish design, and powerful performance

KATHMANDU, JULY 25

Samsung, Nepal’s top smartphone brand, has launched the new Galaxy M36 5G, the latest model in its popular Galaxy M Series. The phone offers a stylish design and smart AI features, delivering a premium feel at a mid-range price.

Packed with AI and Power
The Galaxy M36 5G includes AI tools like Circle to Search with Google and Gemini Live, which let users search using images and interact with an AI assistant in real time. It runs on a powerful 5nm Exynos 1380 processor, designed for smooth multitasking and gaming. A vapor cooling system helps keep the phone cool during heavy use.

Durable Design and Professional Camera
The phone is slim at just 7.7mm thick and has tough Corning Gorilla Glass Victus+ on its 6.7-inch Full HD+ Super AMOLED screen, which supports a smooth 120Hz refresh rate and a Vision Booster for better sunlight visibility.
Its 50MP triple camera includes features like optical image stabilization, Nightography, and Auto Night Mode for great photos even in low light. It can record 4K videos from both front and back cameras, and has editing tools like Photo Remaster and Object Eraser for quick fixes on the go.

Long-Term Software Support
Samsung promises 6 years of security updates and 6 Android upgrades for the Galaxy M36 5G. The phone runs on One UI 7, which brings new features like the Now Bar and updated widgets. Security is boosted with Samsung Knox Vault to keep your data safe.

The Galaxy M36 5G is available now in Velvet Black and Serene Green colors at authorized stores across Nepal from July 24. It comes in two versions:

  • 8GB RAM + 128GB storage for Rs 36,999

  • 8GB RAM + 256GB storage for Rs 41,999

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