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Samsung Galaxy A22 leaked again. This time, smartphones appear on the Geekbench benchmark website. All the phones on the market are 4G versions of the Samsung Galaxy A22.

According to the list, Samsung Galaxy A22 4G will run on Android 11 with 6GB RAM. Under the hood runs the MediaTek MT6769V/CT processor, which is said to be the Helio G80. In terms of benchmark scores, Samsung Galaxy A22 4G (model SM-A225F) scored 293 single-core points and 1247 multi-core points.

In addition, Samsung Galaxy A22 4G also appears on the US FCC website. The list shows that the phone has a 15W charger.

The latest information is consistent with a series of recent leaks. If you don't know, there are rumors that the Galaxy A22 will be available in both 4G and 5G versions.

The 4G model is said to have a 6. 4-inch AMOLED display. It will run on the G80 processor. The variant will have a main sensor of 48 million pixels and sensors of 5 million pixels, 2 million pixels and 2 million pixels. For selfies, it will be equipped with a 13 million-pixel camera.

The 5G version of the Galaxy A22 is said to have the same 6.4in display and LCD panel. It is reported that it will run on MediaTek Tianyu 700 processor. Unlike the 4G model, it will be equipped with three cameras, including a 48 million-pixel main sensor and 5 million-pixel and 2 million-pixel sensors. Smartphones are also expected to be equipped with 5000 milliampere-hour batteries and support 15W fast charging. In terms of software, most of them will install Android 11 out of the box.

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