It is called "SM-G8850" and we know everything thanks to SamMobile's eagle eyes and the commitment of the Chinese certification authority TENAA to publicly share each of the upcoming smartphones. , Which proof.
In short, the SM-G8850 is all that the Galaxy S9 compromise should have been.
Like the Galaxy S9 and the iPhone X, it has a 5.8-inch screen but picks up the polarized curved edges of the previous one to match the flat screen of the Apple phone. The SM-G8850 also has the 12-megapixel dual camera in the Galaxy S9 Plus (but misses the Galaxy S9), which surpasses the iPhone X.
In addition, the SM-G8850 features an Exynos 9810 2.8GHz overclocked chipset, which makes it faster than any of Samsung's current flagship products. Given the Exynos 9810 standard in the Galaxy S9, the iPhone X outperforms in real-world performance tests, the Samsung SM-G8850 Hotrod (which combines with all the other specifications of the Galaxy S9) looks adorable.
But here is the downside, and the index is in the source: TENAA.
Currently, the SM-G8850 is only for sale in China. That's annoying because it's clearly the smartphone that should have Samsung as the Galaxy S9 instead of the Galaxy S9, but still disappointing that we have now. It's also annoying because China is a market where Samsung is fighting, but now you have the company's most exciting smartphone, while other loyal markets are lost.
If the SM-G8850 is successful in China, it is possible for Samsung to extend the launch. However, I doubt that this will happen in the face of Samsung's record there, and it is more likely that the SM-G8850 will serve as a source of inspiration for a more complete Galaxy S10 in 2019.
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