Samsung Galaxy C7 Specs, Rumors: GFXBench Shows Specs, Features of the Upcoming Samsung Smartphone

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Samsung Galaxy C7 is currently one of the hottest topics in the tech circle.(Photo : YouTube)

Samsung Galaxy C7 is currently one of the hottest topics in the tech circle as GFXBench revealed a 5.5 inch display smartphone and other exciting specs. Samsung is said to be working on their next Galaxy platform with the upcoming Galaxy C series, but the first to be on the spotlight is Samsung C5 then comes Samsung Galaxy C7.

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There have been several cross-platform databases that released their own speculated features, looks and specs but these are still inconsistent which makes Samsung Galaxy C7 remain as rumored.

GFXBench also revealed that Galaxy C7 will be using the latest Android software, version 6.0 Marshmallow. Camera-wise, C7 is said to have 16MP primary (rear) and 8MP front lenses powered with an octa-core processor clocking at 2.0 GHz Snapdragon 625 system-on-chip. It also has a full HD display with 1920x1080 resolution with 4GB internal storage, which is expandable up to 32GB internal storage. Samsung Galaxy C7 is said to come in a metallic body finish and the price could go around US$205, according to GSM Arena.

Some of the features that were also shown on GFXbench for Samsung Galaxy C7 are typical sensors, NFC functions and microSD support. Although nothing is official about this rumored smartphone, these specs and feature could more or less be what people should expect from the upcoming device. Samsung is yet to neither confirm nor deny all of these rumored specs and features sorrounding Galaxy C7 smartphone.

In addition to the rumors, the South Korean tech giant is said to release C7 within the next few weeks. Nevertheless, Samsung has been known to do multiple launches of smatphones and mobile devices throughout the year, as this is how they do business.

Source: Samsung Galaxy C7 Specs, Rumors: GFXBench Shows Specs, Features of the Upcoming Samsung Smartphone

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