The Geekbench benchmark revealed that Samsung is working on the next smartphone in the series Galaxy M. Phone with name Galaxy The M22 will be powered by the same chipset as the upcoming one Galaxy A22 (and already released Galaxy A32), i.e. Helio G80.
Geekbench also revealed that Galaxy M22 will have 4 GB of RAM and software will run on Androidu 11. It is likely that it will be available in a variant with more memory (most likely with 6 GB). Otherwise, the smartphone scored 374 points in the single-core test and 1361 points in the multi-core test.
With respect to past models of the series Galaxy M is not excluded that Galaxy The M22 will basically be a rebadged version Galaxy A22. If this were really the case, it should have a 6,4-inch AMOLED display with FHD+ resolution, a quad camera, a fingerprint reader located on the side, a 3,5mm jack and a battery with a capacity of 5000 mAh (the battery capacity could be higher, as one of the attractions of the series phones Galaxy M is just high battery capacity; see Galaxy M51 and its 7000mAh battery). The question is if it will be like Galaxy A22 to exist in a version with 5G support.
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