Samsung is reportedly putting a more robust variant of the midrange Samsung Galaxy C7, and we’re getting a look at it via some specs that showed up at the databases of benchmarking outfit Geekbench. The item is coded as SM-C7010, and is probably the Samsung Galaxy C7 Pro. Let’s take a closer look at what this phablet might give us.
Geekbench doesn’t give us much, but the Samsung Galaxy C7 Pro (SM-C7010) might be coming with the Qualcomm Snapdragon 626, an upgrade to the SD625 but still residing in the same MSM8953 board. It might also be paired with 4GB RAM. That is a small upgrade from the original C7 – a small boost in processor speed – but the SD626 features better Bluetooth and better signal strength.
Rumors have it that the Galaxy C7 Pro will keep the 5.7-inch Full HD Super AMOLED Display that the earlier variant has, and the benchmark does show us 4GB RAM. We may get a 16MP/8MP camera combo, standard fare for these midrange devices.
The Samsung Galaxy C7 Pro is reportedly in testing phase right now, and it might sport the all-metal body design that Samsung has been comfortable with these days. It might come with home screen fingerprint sensor and all evidences point to a 3,300mAh battery.
SOURCE: Geekbench
