The Samsung Galaxy M55 looks very similar to its predecessor the Samsung Galaxy M54, which didn’t come to India. The smartphone has a rather tall orientation with slightly squared corners. I also noticed a slight curve on the back panel, which has this “Light Green” colour in a matte finish. Looks cool.
The plastic frame is also curved around the edges, which is nice since it helps with the grip and in-hand feel. The matte finish also ensures there are no fingerprints or smudges on the back panel. Further, in true Samsung fashion, the cameras protrude out of the back panel only, there is no module on the Samsung Galaxy M55.
Up front, we get even bezels across the four sides, with a slight forehead and a chin, but it doesn’t look bad since things are even. The display also curves into the frame on the edges, which gives a bit of a premium feel to the Samsung Galaxy M55.
Coming to display, this is Samsung’s strong suit. The smartphone comes with a 6.7-inch Super AMOLED Plus display with a 120Hz refresh rate and an FHD+ resolution. Now, while on paper this looks good, the display is missing out on a few things from its predecessor. Firstly, we don’t get Corning Gorilla Glass protection as compared to the Galaxy M54, which had a Gorilla glass 5 protection. Further, the pixel density on the Samsung Galaxy M55 seems to be lower than the pixel density of the Samsung Galaxy M54 (393 ppi on the M54 vs 385 ppi on the M55), but since the difference is negligible, you will never see the difference.
