Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge+ benchmarks appear online

Thomas Wellburn

July 28, 2015

The upcoming Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge+ has been spotted on a popular benchmarking, revealing some interesting details about what we can expect from this inflated S6 Edge.

Recent rumours suggested that the upcoming S6 Edge+ would use the Snapdragon 808 processor, though the benchmark seems to suggest that Samsung will stay with their own in-house Exynos 7422. It’s likely that the device will ship with 4GB RAM, as shown by the 3663MB usable memory revealed in the test.

The Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge+ is due to be revealed alongside the Galaxy Note 5 at the Samsung Unpacked event on the 13th August.

For more on Samsung, visit What Mobile’s dedicated Samsung page.

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