Samsung Galaxy Mega On passes through GeekBench

September 11, 2015

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Samsung_Galaxy Mega On_O-series_GeekBench_benchmark_091115 Recently, we heard that Samsung was preparing a new On or O-series of smartphones. The Galaxy Mega On will be one of the first members of the new lineup, and today the device passed through GeekBench.

The Galaxy Mega On has been undergoing testing in India over the past month and today the device passed through GeekBench. The benchmark revealed some of the device's specifications.

According to the listing, the Samsung Galaxy Mega On will include a Qualcomm's Snapdragon 410 SoC backed with 1GB of RAM. Thus indicating this will be targeting the lower end sector. The device will have Android 5.1.1 pre-loaded and support a large display living up to its name. The model number for the device is SM-G6000. No other specifications have been mentioned. Hopefully we'll find out more soon.

Source: NapiDroid
Via: GSMArena

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