Samsung is working on a device called Galaxy A13 5G It is expected to be the company’s most affordable 5G smartphone to date. In the past few days, we learned about the existence of this handset along with some of its features. Today, the phone appears on Geekbench confirming the chipset powering it.

The upcoming Samsung Galaxy A13 5G with model number SM-A136U has been listed on Geekbench. According to it, the device will house a MediaTek Dimensity 700 SoC.

Further, the variant that got benchmarked has 4GB RAM. However, we can expect versions with more RAM. Lastly, the listing confirms that the handset will arrive with Android 11.

As per previous reports, the Galaxy A13 5G will sport a 50MP primary camera. It could come with a 50 Samsung ISOCELL JN1 sensor, which is found on Redmi 10 (aka Redmi 10 Prime).

Apart from that, the phone is said to draw energy from a 5,000mAh battery. Although its charging speed is not known, we can expect it to support 15W like most Samsung budget smartphones.

The South Korean tech giant may announce the Galaxy A13 5G before the end of 2021. However, the device will most likely see a wider availability in early 2022.

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