One of Samsung's upcoming phones for the middle class Galaxy The M54 appeared in the Geekbench benchmark. The latter revealed that the device will be powered by a new chip from the Korean giant, not Qualcomm's older flagship Snapdragon 888 chipset as previously speculated.
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According to the Geekbench 5 benchmark, it will Galaxy The M54 (listed in it under the model number SM-M546B) will use Samsung's as-yet-unannounced Exynos 1380 chipset, which should also power the phones Galaxy A34 5G a A54 5G. The benchmark further revealed that the successor Galaxy M53 it will have 8 GB of operating memory and the software will run on Androidu 13. In the single-core test it otherwise scored 750 points and in the multi-core test 2696 points. For comparison: Galaxy M53 in the benchmark reached 728, or 2244 points, so the performance difference between the two smartphones should not be significant.
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According to available leaks, the phone should also have a 6,67-inch display (which allegedly will not deliver Samsung), a triple camera with a resolution of 64, 12 and 5 MPx and a battery with a capacity of 6000 mAh, which will apparently support fast charging with a power of 25 W. It will probably be launched in the spring of next year.
