After announcing the Galaxy A40 in March 2019, Samsung is preparing to make its successor official, presumably called the Galaxy A41. This device was found in the Geekbench database, a benchmark platform, which revealed details about the hardware chosen by the company.
The Galaxy A41, which has the model number "SM-A415F", managed to register 1,684 points in the Single-Core tests and 5,043 points in the Multi-Core. In software, just like its predecessor, we have Android 10 factory installed, certainly running under the OneUI 2.0 interface.
The processor mentioned by Geekbench was the MediaTek Helio P65, which delivers eight cores of 1.70 GHz. In addition, we also know that this device will deliver 4GB of RAM.
According to other leaks, the Galaxy A41 hit the market with a slightly larger battery than the Galaxy A40, but the size has not yet been revealed, only the fast charging technology: 15W.
It was also said that Samsung's next middleman will have triple rear cameras, the main one being 48MP and the third macro being 2MP. Unfortunately, there is still no information about the secondary sensor. As for the frontal, one is expected with a resolution of 25MP. 64GB internal storage.
So far, there is no information about the Galaxy A41's release date, but taking into account that the previous model was presented in March, there is the possibility of Samsung making it official in the first quarter of this year, together with the Galaxy A31, which should bring a 5,000 mAh battery.
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