Samsung Galaxy A01 certified by the FCC - an entry-level ODM phone

If you thought that the A10 is as low as the A-series goes, you would be wrong. The FCC has certified a Samsung Galaxy A01 phone – two models, actually, the SM-A015F and A015F/DS (these are the single-SIM and dual-SIM versions).

Based on data from the FCC and a Geekbench result, the phone will be powered by an octa-core processor with 2GB of RAM. Interestingly, it ran Android 10 for the benchmark. The battery capacity is rated at 3,000mAh.

Samsung Galaxy A01 (SM-015F), images by the FCC

As you can see in the schematic and the photo of the back, the phone packs a dual camera. There’s no word on the functionality of the second module, but our money is on “depth sensor”. You can also see a 3.5m headphone jack on top.

According to some previous leaks, the Galaxy A01 will feature a 5.7” screen and will come with 16GB of storage.

Note that this is an ODM phone built by Huaqin Telecom from Shanghai. The Galaxy A10s is also an ODM product, but built by another company.

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