Benchmark test shows that the Galaxy M44 will be powered by the three-year-old Snapdragon 888 chipset.
made an odd choice about the application processor found under the Galaxy M44's hood. Based on the Geekbench listing, it would appear that the model will be equipped with the three-year-old Snapdragon 888 SoC.
The fact that Sammy decided not to use a homegrown Exynos chipset on the device is news, especially for an M-series device. Even more surprising is that the chipset being used is one that started powering up mobile phones in 2020. For the Geekbench test, the device carried 6GB of RAM although a variant with 8GB of memory is possible. The listing also reveals that the Galaxy M44 will have One UI and Android 13 pre-installed.
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