Another Galaxy that could be launched at any time soon is the Samsung Galaxy J6.

Support pages for the smartphone are already up on the company’s Indian and Ukrainian websites. There are no documentations published on them so far, but the fact that they are already live is as good as saying that the device is coming indeed.

Samsung Galaxy J6 Indian and Ukrainian support pages

The Galaxy J6, along with other unannounced Samsung models, was first spotted in the leaked Galaxy Note 8 Oreo firmware three months ago. It has since surfaced on benchmarking and certification sites.

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Those leaks suggest that the Infinity display strongly associated with the the Korean manufacturer’s premium S series will make its way to the this particular Galaxy phone — bringing the feature to an even more affordable category.

Samsung first introduced the full-view screen to non-flagship devices with the Galaxy A8 and Galaxy A8+. In the Philippines, the two were launched in January 2018 with suggested retail prices of P26,990 (about $539) and P32,990 ($659), respectively.

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If the recently outed Samsung Galaxy A6 and Galaxy A6+ will not debut as the Galaxy J8 and Galaxy J8+ in some markets, as some have suggested, then the Samsung Galaxy J6 could be the first in the J lineup to have an Infinity display.

The Samsung Galaxy J6’s single- and multi-core scores on benchmarking site Geekbench

Other leaks, including the one on Geekbench, indicate that the Galaxy J6 will be powered by Samsung’s own Exynos 7870 processor paired with 2GB of RAM. Records also show that the smartphone will ship with Android 8.0 Oreo.

Via SamMobile and Galaxy Club

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