First Samsung Galaxy S21 image leak shows a major camera design change

Yesterday we heard that the Samsung Galaxy S21 (alternatively often called the Galaxy S30) might be arriving as early as January. Today, we have one other leak to report: the primary photos exhibiting what the telephone may appear like.

The renderings are courtesy of seasoned tipster @OnLeaks, who posted a number of pictures exhibiting the upcoming telephone from all angles (embedded under). Considering the supply’s observe report, these photos needs to be pretty correct.

You’ll discover that there is a large design change by way of the rear camera, with the camera unit seeming to wrap across the prime nook of the gadget. Our first impressions are fairly constructive, however after all your mileage might fluctuate.

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The new design truly seems like an evolution of what we noticed with the Galaxy S20 and the Note 20 rear cameras, all positioned up within the prime left-hand nook on the again of the handsets. It’s definitely one thing a little completely different.

Around the entrance it does not look as if a lot has modified by way of the telephone’s aesthetics – there’s nonetheless the punch gap camera within the heart on the prime of the show, as we noticed on each the Galaxy S20 and the Note 20.

The entrance show is claimed to be “roughly” 6.2 inches nook to nook, whereas the general dimensions are tipped to be 151.7 mm x 71.2 mm x 7.9 mm (5.9 inches x 2.8 inches x 0.31 inches). The camera bump apparently provides an additional 1.1 mm or 0.04 inches.

Also from the identical supply: the January launch is seemingly occurring, which is a month sooner than Samsung usually launches its Galaxy S collection handsets. Perhaps the corporate desires to get a head begin on its rivals in 2021.

From what we have heard thus far, it appears possible that Samsung goes to go along with the Galaxy S21 naming somewhat than comply with the 10-digit leap that occurred between the Galaxy S10 and the Galaxy S20.

Via Android Police