Samsung's upcoming budget smartphone, the Galaxy A18, has appeared on the Geekbench performance database ahead of its expected official announcement.
Bearing the model designation SM-A185G, the benchmark listing discloses key hardware specifications, confirming that the 4G variant is powered by MediaTek's MT6789 octa-core processor—commercially known as the Helio G99 chip—which previously powered its predecessor, the Galaxy A17 4G.
The benchmarked device features 4GB of RAM and runs on Android 17, likely paired with Samsung's latest One UI 9 custom skin. The SM-A185G achieved a single-core score of 745 and a multi-core score of 2,073 on the Geekbench test platform.
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A secondary 4G variant with model designation SM-A185F was also spotted on Samsung's European testing servers, pointing to an imminent regional rollout.
Leaked design renders suggest that the Galaxy A18 4G will retain a familiar aesthetic to previous A-series models, featuring an Infinity-U notch display on the front and a vertically aligned triple-camera module on the rear casing.
Reports indicate that while the 4G iteration retains the MediaTek processor, a separate 5G variant is expected to feature a Qualcomm Snapdragon chipset.
"The Galaxy A18 unit that ran the Geekbench test had 4GB RAM onboard and ran Android 17." — Geekbench Listing Summary
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