Samsung Galaxy A5 (2018) specifications now appear on benchmarking website

We have already started hearing about Samsung's Galaxy A (2018) series smartphones as the South Korean giant seems to be gearing up to launch new devices early next year.

Previously, as per leaked information, it was said that Samsung's Galaxy A (2018) series of smartphones would feature a dedicated Bixby button. It was also made clear that the company's virtual voice assistant would be coming to mid-range smartphones and the new Galaxy A (2018) lineup consisting of A3 (2018), Galaxy A5 (2018), and the Galaxy A7 (2018) would be the first devices to come with such feature.

While it is yet to be confirmed, now we have come another yet another interesting development regarding one of the Galaxy A (2018) series handset. Well, the first specification details of the alleged Galaxy A5 (2018) have now surfaced online.

A smartphone with model number SM-A530F has just been spotted on Geekbench website and many are touting it to be Samsung Galaxy A5 (2018). Considering it is the said smartphone then it surely does give us an idea of what the Galaxy A5 (2018) specifications will probably be.

So going by the Geekbench listing for the Galaxy A5 (2018), it looks like the new smartphone is being powered by Samsung's new Exynos 7885 processor which has also been clocked at 1.59GHz. It looks like the smartphone's processor is paired with 4GB of RAM which is more compared to the Galaxy A5 (2017) variant that came with 3GB RAM.

Further, as per the listing, the handset is running on Android 7.1.1 Nougat. It will be interesting to see whether or not Samsung will launch the smartphone with Android 8.0 Oreo. It has been quite some time since Google made Oreo official. Only time will tell we believe.

However, that is pretty much it about the new smartphone. As far as earlier rumors go they have suggested that the future Samsung smartphones will come with infinity display, a fingerprint scanner, and water resistant features as well. The said features might as well make it to the Galaxy A (2018) series.

In any case, we will be hearing more about this series in the weeks to come. We will keep you updated on the same.