Samsung Galaxy XCover 7 Seen on Geekbench with Dimensity 6100+Chipset

Samsung’s upcoming addition to its rugged smartphone lineup, the Galaxy XCover 7, has surfaced in leaked renders earlier this week, offering a glimpse of its design. Recently, a Geekbench run has unveiled key specifications of the phone, listed as the Samsung SM-G556B. It features a MediaTek Dimensity 6100+ chipset alongside 6GB of RAM.

In terms of performance, the device achieved a single-core score of 663 and a multi-core score of 1,867. The Geekbench listing also disclosed the presence of Android 14, presumably paired with Samsung’s One UI 6. Although an official announcement date for the XCover 7 remains unconfirmed, speculation hints at a potential launch in the first quarter of 2024.

Published on 11/28/23 7:15 | by Rawa John

Samsung Galaxy Xcover 7 Official Renders Leak

The upcoming addition to Samsung’s robust Galaxy Xcover series, following the mid-2022 release of the Galaxy Xcover 6 Pro, appears to be named the Galaxy Xcover 7. Today, leaked official-looking renders offer a glimpse into its design.

The nomenclature suggests the possibility of a Pro version launching concurrently or at a later stage. The Xcover 7 boasts a single rear camera and a rugged construction, reportedly featuring a user-removable rear panel. On the device’s left side, there’s a versatile Xcover button that users can customize for various functions such as launching apps, push-to-talk, or barcode scanning.

Continuing the tradition of its predecessors, the Xcover 7 is anticipated to adhere to MIL-STD-810H standards and possess IP68 dust and water resistance. Its durability should extend to surviving drops on tough surfaces like concrete.

While specific specifications for the Xcover 7 have not yet surfaced, it’s unlikely to house high-end components. Considering the Pro branding of the previous Xcover6 Pro, which utilized the Snapdragon 778G SoC, the Xcover 7 might employ a Snapdragon 6-series processor or an Exynos 1xxx, maintaining a focus on durability over cutting-edge internal hardware.

Published on 11/22/23 12:32 | by Rawa John