Feb 11, 2017 03:59 AM EST By Mardielyn Perez, UniversityHerald Reporter

Samsung Galaxy C5 Pro release date and specifications reportedly leaked online. Here is what we know so far about Samsung's new mobile unit.

As per recent update, the said leaked introductory teaser for Samsung Galaxy C5 Pro has surfaced the and has been gathering a lot of attention these past few weeks. Android Headlines reported that the video "was first posted on the Retail Samsung website on its Retail Mode demo application"

Samsung Galaxy C5 Pro Leaked Release Date

Samsung has allegedly released its launching date for Samsung Galaxy C5 Pro. The brand's new model has first reported five months ago, September 2016.

According to the leaked video, the introductory promo for Samsung Galaxy C5 Pro reportedly shows its release date. Samsung lovers won't have to wait too long as the launching will happen this month.

The date featured on Samsung Galaxy C5 Pro display reportedly suggests that the unit will have a February 28 launch. Though nothing has been formally confirmed and Samsung has yet to give comment about this, gadget geeks and other technology websites are guessing that the phone might arrive on this mentioned day.

Samsung Galaxy C5 Pro Specifications: What Else You Need To Know

Based on SamMobile, Samsung Galaxy C5 Pro leaked specifications and other rumors regarding the phone suggest that the new unit will be sporting a Qualcomm Snapdragon 625 octa-core processor. It will also feature a 5.2-inch full HD display.

Other details for Samsung Galaxy C5 Pro includes an AdrenO 506 GPU, 16-megapixel camera (both front-and-rear facing side of the phone), an expandable internal storage of 64GB and 6GB of RAM. The device has an Android 6.0.1 Marshmallow. however, reports claim that the device' android version will be on the list of having an Android 7.0 Nougat update.

Moreover, as for Samsung Galaxy C5 Pro mobile unit design, purchasers can buy it in Gold, Dark Blue, and Pink color.

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