We heard about the existence of the Samsung Galaxy A25 5G back in June when a set of renders revealed the phone's design, dimensions and a 6.44-inch display. Now it makes an appearance on Geekbench, revealing its chipset and one of its memory configurations.
A device with model number SM-A256B,
believed to be the global version of the Galaxy A25 5G, appeared on a Geekbench
listing with an Exynos 1280 SoC, 8GB of RAM and Android 14. The Exynos 1280
itself isn't a new chipset and we've seen it power a handful of other Samsung
phones as it was announced more than a year ago.
Unfortunately, the Geekbench listing
doesn't reveal anything else, but previous reports suggest that the handset
will offer a 50MP main camera joined by a 5MP ultrawide and 2MP macro unit. A
5,000 mAh battery provides the juice with support for 25W charging.
