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Samsung Galaxy A42 5G passes through Geekbench

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Sagar 05 August 2020

Samsung Android Rumors

An unknown Samsung device sporting model code SM-A426B and believed to be the Galaxy A42 5G has passed through Geekbench, revealing key specs in the process.

The phone runs Android 10 and has 4GB RAM onboard. The motherboard section in the listing mentions "lito" which corresponds to the Snapdragon 765G SoC and the details mentioned in the processor information section also hint towards the same, but the source code of the web page tells a different story.

Samsung Galaxy A42 5G passes through Geekbench

The code lists the GPU on the device as Adreno 619 instead of Snapdragon 765G's Adreno 620. This might lead some to believe that Galaxy A42 5G will have the Snapdragon 690 SoC under the hood, but it's worth mentioning that Snapdragon 690 comes with Adreno 619L.

Samsung Galaxy A42 5G passes through Geekbench

There's no word from Samsung yet about the Galaxy A42 5G, but the smartphone was spotted on China's 3C last month with a battery having a rated capacity of 4,860 mAh.

Previous rumors claim the Galaxy A42 5G will have 128GB of storage and it will arrive in early 2021.

Source | Via

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  • Ed
  • mXV
  • 08 Aug 2020

Unless it is sub 6", sub 130g and sub 7.5mm - forget it.

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  • Niggachu
  • 7kk
  • 06 Aug 2020

Ik you thought so

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  • Hr-arya
  • Dki
  • 06 Aug 2020

I think most probably it may be 735 G.

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Total reader comments: 13

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