Galaxy A50s Spotted On AnTuTu; Two Galaxy A Phones Passed Wi-Fi Certification

The upcoming Samsung Galaxy A50s has recently passed through benchmarking site Geekbench with several key specs revealed. Now, the handset reportedly makes its appearance on China’s AnTuTu with the model number of SM-A507FN. The listing on AnTuTu reveals that the handset will carry an FHD+ display along with several other specs. In the meantime, two different Samsung phones with the model numbers of SM-A561F and SM-A562N have also surfaced online. The two handsets are listed to boot Android 9.0 Pie and they are likely to be the new variants of the Galaxy A50.

The Galaxy A50s has appeared on both AnTuTu and Geekbench under the model number SM-A057FN. It is listed to be powered by an Exynos 9610 octa-core processor, 4GB of RAM and Android 9.0 Pie. In addition, it is said to boast a FHD+ display with 2,340 x 1,080p resolution and 64GB of internal storage. According to the AnTuTu listing, it managed to achieve 151,136 points in the benchmark test.

Nevertheless, the upcoming Samsung SM-A507FN is said to be an upgraded model of the Samsung Galaxy A50 that carries the model number of SM-A505F and that is why we believe that it is the Galaxy A50s.

Aside from the AnTuTu listing, two more smartphones with the model numbers of SM-A561F and SM-A562N have also passed through Wi-Fi Alliance. Considering the model numbers, these two phones might be the new versions of the Galaxy A50. They might be the same phone with different variants, but could also be two different devices as well.

We have already seen the Galaxy A10e and Galaxy A20e launched recently, so there is a chance that the brand might be working on the Galaxy A50e. The certification on Wi-Fi Alliance website reveals that the two handsets both run Android 9.0 Pie and support dual-band Wi-Fi. The South Korean maker is also reportedly working on its latest flagship series, Galaxy Note 10 which is tipped to make its debut next month.