Aside from the , Samsung now seems to be developing a 5G variant for the same US-bound carrier. An unannounced Galaxy device carrying model number SM-A516V has popped up in the online benchmark and was approved by the and the NFC Forum earlier this month.
According to the benchmark, the Galaxy A51 5G for Verizon (SM-A516V) is equipped with a Qualcomm-made 8-core chipset paired with 6GB of RAM. The motherboard’s codenamed ‘lito’ suggests this SoC is none other than the Snapdragon 765G. Both Geekbench and the Wi-Fi Alliance confirm the device runs Android 10, presumably with One UI version 2.1 on top.
It might be released as the Galaxy A51s 5G UW
Between the Galaxy A51 5G having model number SM-A516 and the aforementioned Galaxy A71s 5G UW being identified by model number SM-A716V, it’s logical to assume that the new SM-A516V model number might be corresponding to a so-called Galaxy A51s 5G UW meant for Verizon.
Samsung first announced the for the US market in early-April. The phone is supposed to be released in the country by the end of the summer for $499.99. Verizon’s model would presumably go on sale around the same time and for roughly the same price, but only time will tell exactly how else it will differ from the non-Verizon variant aside from having an Snapdragon 765G chipset instead of the Exynos 980.
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According to the benchmark, the Galaxy A51 5G for Verizon (SM-A516V) is equipped with a Qualcomm-made 8-core chipset paired with 6GB of RAM. The motherboard’s codenamed ‘lito’ suggests this SoC is none other than the Snapdragon 765G. Both Geekbench and the Wi-Fi Alliance confirm the device runs Android 10, presumably with One UI version 2.1 on top.
It might be released as the Galaxy A51s 5G UW
Between the Galaxy A51 5G having model number SM-A516 and the aforementioned Galaxy A71s 5G UW being identified by model number SM-A716V, it’s logical to assume that the new SM-A516V model number might be corresponding to a so-called Galaxy A51s 5G UW meant for Verizon.
Samsung first announced the for the US market in early-April. The phone is supposed to be released in the country by the end of the summer for $499.99. Verizon’s model would presumably go on sale around the same time and for roughly the same price, but only time will tell exactly how else it will differ from the non-Verizon variant aside from having an Snapdragon 765G chipset instead of the Exynos 980.
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