Two new Sony phones have been spotted at GFXbench last week. The two phones with codename F3216 and F3311 are allegedly the new phones of C series and successors of Camera-centric flagship Sony C5.

The smartphones are spotted at the GFXBench one month ahead of Asia’s biggest consumer electronics show, Computex 2016. The devices are likely to unveil by the end of May.

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Sony F3216 will be a high-end offering full-HD (1920x1080p) display. It runs on a 1.9GHz MediaTek (MT6755) Helio P10 octa-core CPU and Mali-T860 GPU to drive the graphics. It has 2GB RAM and 16GB in-built storage. The device boots Marshmallow 6.0.

Camera-wise, it has 20MP main camera with LED flash, auto focus, face detection. On the front end it boosts 15MP snapper with full-HD video-taking ability.

On the Contrary, Sony F3311 comes with HD (1280x720p) display. It is powered by meek 1.3GHz MediaTek (MT6735) quad-core processor with graphics being handled by a Mali-T720 GPU. The Sony F3311 has 1.5GB RAM and 16GB storage. It houses Marshmallow 6.0.

In camera department, it features a downgraded 12MP snapper with LED flash and autofocus on the rear, and 5MP front unit with full-HD video recording ability.