Galaxy A10e specifications revealed by Geekbench benchmark

Last updated: May 30th, 2019 at 13:03 UTC+01:00

Samsung's upcoming "e" variant of the Galaxy A10 is nearing its launch. The device, Milky way A10e, recently passed through the FCC with model number SM-A102U and also secured Bluetooth and Wi-Fi Alliance certifications. Now, ahead of the impending launch, information technology has been spotted on the Geekbench criterion database, revealing some key specs.

Galaxy A10e specs include Exynos 7884 SoC with 2GB RAM

The Geekbench listing says the Galaxy A10e has the Exynos 7885 chipset with eight physical cores. However, the actual benchmark scores and the CPU'due south base frequency of i.35 GHz propose information technology to exist the Exynos 7884 instead, the same chipset as the standard A10. Subsequently all, it wouldn't actually make sense for an "due east" variant to better than its non-"east" sibling. Coincidentally, the Milky way A10 was besides reported to have an Exynos 7885 chipset by the Geekbench criterion.

The Galaxy A10e also gets 2GB of RAM and will come with Android 9 Pie out of the box, exactly like the A10. This essentially ways the two devices will offer pretty much identical performance. Still, since the "east" variant is supposed to be cheaper, Samsung may downgrade the A10e in another areas, such as a smaller display and battery. And if that's the case, we could be looking at a compact upkeep telephone from Samsung.

The model number SM-A102U suggests that the Galaxy A10e will be launched in the The states likewise, which is a rarity for Samsung'south upkeep phones. Samsung also has at least three other Galaxy A phones, the Galaxy A20, A50, and the A70, in the pipeline for a United states of america launch.