Samsung Galaxy F70 Pro Surfaces on Geekbench Tests

A Geekbench listing for the Samsung Galaxy F70 Pro (SM-E476B) reveals Snapdragon 6 Gen 3 hardware, Android 16, 8GB RAM and Geekbench scores of 998 single-core and 3,090 multi-core, hinting at a capable mid-range handset.

Samsung Galaxy F70 Pro Surfaces on Geekbench Tests

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A fresh Geekbench entry has dropped a breadcrumb trail for Samsung’s likely next F-series phone — the Galaxy F70 Pro. The listing didn’t scream for attention, but it revealed enough to make the mid-range rumor mills stir.

The test unit carries model code SM-E476B and identifies the chipset as Qualcomm SM6475, the silicon known commercially as Snapdragon 6 Gen 3. The SoC is built around two quad-core clusters: one topping out at about 2.4GHz and the other peaking near 1.8GHz. Graphics duties are expected to fall to an Adreno 710 GPU, a familiar pairing for this performance tier.

On software and memory, the Geekbench entry shows Android 16 running on a sample equipped with 8GB of RAM. That doesn’t rule out additional memory or storage trims for retail models, but it gives a solid baseline for what Samsung might ship in early units.

Performance numbers landed at 998 for single-core and 3,090 for multi-core on Geekbench. Those figures sit comfortably alongside other phones powered by Snapdragon 6 Gen 3 silicon, suggesting usable everyday speed rather than flagship-grade headroom. In real-world terms: smooth UI navigation, competent multitasking, and decent gaming for the price bracket.

For context, Samsung introduced the Galaxy F70e back in February. The F70 Pro’s appearance on both GSMA records and now Geekbench points to a staggered rollout strategy — a base model followed by a refined Pro variant that tightens performance or feature sets. What Samsung chooses to emphasize — battery, camera, or charging speed — remains unclear from the benchmark alone.

The company hasn’t confirmed the device yet, so treat this as another tidy leak in a growing trail. Still, the hardware footprints make the F70 Pro a credible mid-range contender, especially for buyers who want recent Android and solid Snapdragon 6 Gen 3 efficiency without a flagship price tag.

Keep an eye out: more benchmarks, regulatory listings, and hands-on photos are usually what precedes a formal announcement.

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