The launch of Samsung’s next-gen Galaxy S20 series is just around the corner. Over the past couple of months, there have been rumors and leaks about the devices. For example, we got info that the Galaxy S20 Ultra will boast a 108MP camera.

All of the three devices in the series have now passed through Geekbench 5.1. The Galaxy S20 has model number SM-G981, the S20+ has model number SM-G986, and the S20 Ultra has model number SM-G988. The Korean versions of the devices have “N” at the end of the model numbers.

The US versions, on the other hand, have “U”. Usually, the “F” versions find their way to Europe.

It is of note that the model numbers are 1 higher than usual. For example, the Galaxy S10e is G970 and the S10+ is G975. This probably means that the listed devices are the 5G variants. The LTE models will probably bear G980 and G985 for the Galaxy S20 and S20+ respectively. It appears that the Galaxy S20 Ultra will not have an LTE version.

From the Geekbench listing, we see that the Samsung Galaxy S20, Galaxy S20+, and Galaxy S20 Ultra will pack 12GB of RAM. Their benchmark scores are quite close and match up with those of other Snapdragon 865 devices.

See the Geekbench listings here:
https://www.smartphonecamp.com/all-three-samsung-galaxy-s20-phones-appear-on-geekbench-with-12gb-ram-and-snapdragon-865-chipset/