Samsung unveiled the Galaxy F70e in February, and we expected it to launch a Pro model in the following months. The smartphone was spotted on the GSMA database a couple of months ago and has now popped up on Geekbench.
The benchmark database reveals that the Samsung Galaxy F70 Pro, bearing model code SM-E476B, is powered by Qualcomm SM6475 chip, which corresponds to the Snapdragon 6 Gen 3 SoC. It consists of two quad-core clusters — one with a maximum clock speed of 1.8GHz and the other with a clock speed of up to 2.4GHz. The GPU is likely the Adreno 710.
The Galaxy F70 Pro unit that ran the Geekbench test had Android 16 and 8GB RAM onboard, though there may be more memory options that are yet to be confirmed. In terms of performance, the F70 Pro scored 998 and 3,090 points in Geekbench single and multi-core tests respectively. That is consistent with what we have seen from some smartphones powered by the same chip in our tests.
There is no official word from Samsung regarding the Galaxy F70 Pro yet, but expect to hear more about it as we get closer to its launch.
