#Samsung Galaxy A6 hands-on

Samsung just launched their latest Galaxy A duo, the Galaxy A6 and A6+, in the Philippines. The Samsung Galaxy A6+ retains much of the design of its smaller sibling except for the added secondary rear camera and bigger frame. Rear Shots [gallery type="rectangular" ids="177396,177395,177394,177389,177393,177390"] Selfies [gallery type="rectangular" ids="177392,177391"] Like it's smaller A6 sibling, the Galaxy A6+ runs on Android 8.0 Oreo with Samsung's Experience UI, the operating system found on their more prominent flagships. Either way, here are a few benchmark scores: AnTuTu v7 - 70,400 Geekbench - 751 (Single-core), 3859 (Multi-core) The Samsung Galaxy A6+ will be available next month, June 9th, with a price tag of Php 22,990. Samsung is officially launching the Galaxy A6, a 5.6-inch smartphone packing the company's own Exynos 7870 chip, 16-megapixel front and rear cameras, and Dolby Atmos speakers today. REAR CAMERA SHOTS [gallery type="thumbnails" columns="4" ids="177226,177228,177225"] SELFIE SHOTS [gallery type="thumbnails" ids="177229,177231,177230"] Powering the Samsung Galaxy A6 is Android Oreo built with the company's own Experience UI, which we have previously seen on flagship devices like the S9 and S9+. Here are some initial benchmarks results: AnTuTu - 62,923 Geekbench - 722 (Single-Core), 3,569 (Multi-Core) The Samsung Galaxy A6, in Black or Gold color variants, will be available in stores around the country with a Php16,490 price tag. Read more in our articles including "Samsung Galaxy A6+ hands-on, first impressions" and "Samsung Galaxy A6 hands-on, first impressions".