Samsung Galaxy A14 5G appears alongside Samsung Galaxy M14 5G on Geekbench, Rumor

November 21, 2022 By Raulf Hernes

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In 2023, the Galaxy A14 5G is anticipated to be among Samsung's more cheap new smartphones. It might have an M-series companion with the same new Exynos chipset, according to a recent leak. If that's the case, either smartphone might debut with Bluetooth 5.3 and Android 13. In 2023, the Galaxy A14, which is expected to debut as a plastic-bodied counterpart of the Galaxy S23, may stand out as a particularly attractive low-cost smartphone. However, whilst that forthcoming flagship has reportedly stopped using Exynos CPUs, the A series has reportedly not. [caption id="attachment_64505" align="aligncenter" width="1200"] Samsung Galaxy

Image credit: Geekbench[/caption] Both 4G/LTE-only and 5G-capable versions of the A14 are anticipated; the latter is said to have appeared on Geekbench as the SM-A146B, which was tested with an SM-M146B. The first is connected to the A14 5G, while the most recent is connected to the M14 5G, which could be an analog in some areas. The exact identical specifications—4GB of RAM, an Android 13-based operating system, and an unfamiliar "s5e8535" platform with 8 cores clocked at up to 2.4GHz—were used to produce their equivalent scores. [caption id="attachment_64506" align="aligncenter" width="1200"] Samsung Galaxy A14 5G and M14 5G

Image credit: smartprix[/caption] It is said to be compatible with the Exynos 1330 SoC, which was just given official approval to use Bluetooth 5.3. Thus, if these rumors are accurate, the Galaxy A14 5G should be released with three back cameras, a notch-style display, modern software, and new wireless connectivity.

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