Samsung Galaxy A50s Spotted on Geekbench With Exynos 9610 SoC, 4GB of RAM

Samsung is apparently gearing up to launch a new variant of the Galaxy A50, which might eventually make its market debut as the Galaxy A50s. An unannounced Samsung phone alleged to be the Samsung Galaxy A50s has been spotted on Geekbench packing the same Exynos 9610 chipset that also powers the standard Galaxy A50. Unsurprisingly, the benchmark scores of the Galaxy A50s are quite similar to that of the Galaxy A50. The phone was spotted running Android Pie, but so far, there is no word on other specifications of the Galaxy A50s such as its camera hardware, battery, and storage.

The Samsung Galaxy A50s has been spotted on Geekbench carrying the model number SM-A507NF, which appears to be an incremental upgrade over the Galaxy A50's SM-A505F model number. The Galaxy A50s' Geekbench listing was spotted by Nashville Chatter, but we have come across a total of three Galaxy A50s listings on the benchmarking platform's database, all of which are dated July 9.

As for the key takeaways from the Galaxy A50s' Geekbench visit, the phone was spotted running Android Pie. The processor powering the phone is listed as Samsung's in-house Exynos 9610, which also ticks inside the Galaxy A50. The amount of RAM also stays the same at 4GB, which is an indication that the Galaxy A50s won't bring any major upgrades in terms of brute performance. The single core and multi-core scores of 1,685 and 5,446 are also in the same ballpark as the Geekbench tally of the Galaxy A50.

So far, we are yet to come across any credible leaks or official teasers regarding the Galaxy A50s. While it cannot be said with certainty, but the Galaxy might come with an improved camera and design tweaks to distinguish itself from the Galaxy A50. We might also see some changes to the display size, dimensions, and battery size, but these are just speculations and must be processed with a fair amount of scepticism.