FCC and TENAA are the usual certification agencies that give us an early peek at upcoming devices, but Malaysia’s SIRIM scores a point with a Galaxy Note 5 entry. The model number is listed as SM-N9208 and gives details only about the agency’s core competency – wireless.
This includes quad-band 2G, dual-band 3G, four LTE bands (850/18002600). It’s a dual-SIM device by the way. Locally it has Wi-If a/b/g/n/ac, Bluetooth (version unknown), NFC and ANT+.
From unofficial leaks we have the basic outline of the specs – a 5.66″ QHD screen, Exynos 7420 with 4GB of RAM, 32GB base storage option and no microSD slot. The camera department will stick to Galaxy S6’s 16MP + OIS on the back and 5MP selfie shooter.
Samsung has an Unpacked event scheduled for August 13 and the most likely stars of that show will be the Samsung Galaxy Note 5 and the Galaxy S6 Edge Plus.