Samsung is reportedly preparing to launch the Galaxy A18 in the coming weeks. While the company has yet to reveal the smartphone, a Galaxy A18 4G variant has now appeared on Geekbench, revealing its chipset, RAM, software, and benchmark scores.
Samsung Galaxy A18 Geekbench listing
The Galaxy A18, carrying the model number SM-A185G, runs on MediaTek’s MT6789 octa-core chipset, which corresponds to the Helio G99. Interestingly, Samsung used the same chipset in the Galaxy A17 4G, so the upcoming model may not bring a major performance upgrade.
The Geekbench-listed unit comes with 4GB of RAM and runs Android 17, likely with One UI 9 on top. It scored 745 points in the single-core test and 2,073 points in the multi-core test.
Samsung also appears to be working on another 4G variant with the model number SM-A185F. Its test firmware has already surfaced on Samsung’s European server, and it could also use the Helio G99 chipset.
The Galaxy A18 4G may also retain a familiar design. Leaked renders suggest an Infinity-U display on the front and a vertically aligned triple-camera setup on the rear.
Samsung reportedly plans to launch the Galaxy A18 4G first, followed by the 5G model a few months later. The company is also expected to begin mass production of the 4G version this month, although production plans could change depending on market conditions.
