The Samsung Galaxy A04 Core appeared on Geekbench with 3GB RAM, as well as a MediaTek Helio G35 SoC

The Samsung SM-A042F is rumored to be the Galaxy A04 Core, as spotted on the benchmarking website Geekbench.

According to the listing, the handset could have three gigabytes of RAM. As per the entry, the purported Samsung Galaxy A04 Core will also run Android 12 out of the box.

Additionally, Samsung's Galaxy A04 Core is indicated as having the MT6765V/CB SoC running at 2.3GHz, which is likely to be Samsung's MediaTek Helio G35 SoC.

There is a Samsung smartphone with the model number SM-A042F listed on the benchmarking site Geekbench.

This entry suggests that the phone would run on Android 12 right out of the box, and might have 3GB of RAM. Based on the given listing, the SoC is MT6765V/CB with 2.3GHz as the base frequency.

A single-core performance score of 802 is achieved and a multi-core performance score of 3,556 is achieved by the handset.

Samsung Galaxy A04 Core is described as the above-mentioned model number by leak tracking site SlashLeaks.

Additionally, according to a Geekbench listing, the phone is expected to be powered by a MediaTek Helio G35 SoC with a Rogue GE8320 GPU.

South Korean company is yet to reveal any further details about its purported Galaxy A04 Core device.

According to a report, alleged marketing images of the Samsung Galaxy A04 Core were leaked online at one time.

According to reports, the handset is part of the A-series budget smartphone line. As the successor to the Samsung Galaxy A03 Core, Samsung is set to launch an affordable phone.

According to the leaked images, the Samsung Galaxy A04 Core has an Infinity-V display. A report suggests that the handset will be available in black, copper, and green colors.

According to the images, the Galaxy A04 Core is virtually identical to its predecessor except for a slightly different pattern surrounding the camera module.

There was an earlier report that the rumored budget phone would include Samsung's Exynos 850 SoC, but the Geekbench listing does not confirm this.