Samsung is gearing up to launch the Galaxy S10 series in the coming. The series will include smartphones such as Galaxy S10, S10 Plus and S10 E. Among these models, the S10 E has already paid visit on the Geekbench benchmarking site. Now its powerful sibling has appeared on the benchmarking site with better benchmarking scores.
The Galaxy S10+ model that has appeared on Geekbench seems to be the U.S. bound variant since its model number is SM-G975U. The processor, RAM and software of the S10+ resembles with S10 E SM-G970U model that was spotted on Geekbench in the last week. In the single-core test, the S10+ scored 3413 whereas the S10 E recorded 1986. And, in the multi-core test, the S10+ scored 10256 while the S 10 E reached 6266. The S10 E could be equipped with an underclocked processor or the device that appeared on Geekbench could have been running on unfinished software. As far as Geekbench S10+ benchmarks are concerned, it seems to be similar to other SD855 phones with 6 GB RAM that have so far surfaced on the benchmarking site.
The Galaxy S10+ will be made official on Feb. 20. Rumors have it that the company’s first foldable phone that is dubbed as Galaxy Fold by the rumor mill is slated to go official on the same date.
