Samsung Galaxy S11 Now Rendered by @OnLeaks, Channels Note 10 a Lot

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We keep hearing that the Samsung Galaxy S11 will be quite similar to the Galaxy Note 10 in design and that’s now confirmed by one of the biggest leaksters out there, @OnLeaks. Expected to drop on February 18th, the device just got rendered below.

Galaxy S11 is going to be pretty complicated, coming in 3 sizes and a total of 5 versions. There will be a Galaxy S11e and Galaxy S11, each with a 4G and 5G version, plus a Galaxy S11+, which only comes with 5G. The only surprise that these high quality renders reveal is the “L” shaped format of the camera. From what I remember this approach was first done by a Galaxy M series phone and the “L” shaped thing should also come to a few Galaxy A phones in the near future.

The front camera is cut within a punch hole in the device’s “forehead” at the top side and the sides have very narrow bezels. There’s not much room for surprise here and Samsung doesn’t seem to go with a waterfall screen just yet. Samsung Galaxy S11 will have a 6.7 inch diagonal, probably in the S11+ version, but in a smaller footprint on account of the curved sides and narrow bezels. OnLeaks also has measurements leaked: 161.9 x 73.7 x 7.8 mm.

The camera bump is present and visible on that glass back and we also have a metal frame. The L shaped camera system, which was also seen in renders for the Galaxy A51 and A71 seems to include 5 sensors. 3 of them will be regular cameras, while one will be a 3D ToF sensor. We also get a LED flash and laser autofocus module. Expect a 108 megapixel sensor here, a camera with 5x optical zoom, a spectrometer, 8K video recording and Deep Fusion style tech, according to the source.

Galaxy S11e is rumored to have a 6.3 to 6.4 inch scree, while the S11 could have a 6.7 inch and S11+/ Pro could have a 6.9 inch screen. A 120 Hz panel is also rumored after a few recent leaks. The CPU choice will be obvious: Snapdragon 865 or Exynos 990, depending on the market.

We learn more on February 18th next year.

via OnLeaks/ 91mobiles

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