While Samsung is planning to launch at least three foldable phones next month, it is also working on three new cheap smartphones. Those phones are the Galaxy A07, Galaxy F07, and the Galaxy M07. The South Korean firm could launch them in the second half of this year at the earliest.

They will succeed the Galaxy A06, Galaxy F06, and Galaxy M06, respectively.

Three unannounced smartphones with model numbers SM-A075F/DS, SM-E075F/DS, and SM-M075F/DS have passed the BIS (Bureau of Indian Standards) certification process in India. Decoding the model numbers of the devices based on Samsung's track record reveals that the company will launch them as the Galaxy A07, Galaxy F07, and Galaxy M07, respectively.

The Galaxy A06 was launched in August 2024, while the Galaxy A06 5G, Galaxy F06 5G, and the Galaxy M06 5G were launched in February 2025. Samsung might follow the same launch pattern this year with their predecessors. While the Galaxy F06 and the Galaxy M06 didn't have 4G-only variants, the recent BIS certification reveals that Samsung could launch the 4G-only variants of the Galaxy A07, Galaxy F07, and the Galaxy M07 in the future.

No information about the specifications of Samsung's upcoming cheapest phones have been revealed yet. If Samsung is upgrading their specs and features, we would like to see the company introduce Full HD+ resolution displays with a 90Hz refresh rate, faster chips, and an Infinity-O screen. Faster charging wouldn't hurt as well.