We have heard many rumors about the upcoming Galaxy Note 7 from Samsung, and now thanks to a sighting on AnTuTu, it looks like pretty much some of the rumored specs we have been hearing about have been “confirmed”, although we should caution you guys to still take it with a grain of salt.
So what was on AnTuTu? The device in question that was spotted had the model number SM-N930V, which some believe could be the Galaxy Note 7 for Verizon (because of the “V”). As far as its specs are concerned, the handset will feature a Snapdragon 820 chipset and will come with 4GB of RAM.
There is also mention of a QHD display, along with a 13MP rear-facing camera and a 5MP front-facing camera. These specs are more or less standard, although we did hear in the past that the Galaxy Note 7 could be packing 6GB of RAM, but if these AnTuTu specs are anything to go by, those rumors are false.
We also heard rumors of a possible Snapdragon 823 but it looks like those rumors did not come true. Also the benchmark doesn’t say what size the display is, but chances are it will be of the 5.7-inch variety.
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