- Reliable leaker Steve Hemmerstoffer (aka @OnLeaks) posted a rendering allegedly depicting the Samsung Galaxy S30.
- The phone features a new camera design with much less bumps.
- This is a very early leak in the Galaxy S series, suggesting that Samsung may wake up the phone sooner than usual.
Earlier today, a trusted smartphone leaker Steve Hemmerstoffer I posted some images He insists that Samsung Galaxy S30.. Normally, Galaxy S phones don’t start leaking like this until late December or early January.But because there is Multiple rumors These early leaks seem to support those rumors, suggesting that Samsung could launch the latest flagship in 2021 much sooner than usual.
The leaked image is below. Hemmerstoffer has a lot of influence on such leaks, but keep in mind that they are still leaks. As such, bring them with the proverbial salt grains.
Samsung Galaxy S30 Rendering
For the record, Hemmerstoffer says these renderings are the Vanilla Galaxy S30, the smallest in the series as far as we know. He says it measures approximately 151.7 x 71.2 x 7.9 mm. However, including the camera bumps, the final reading increases to 9.0mm.
Speaking of camera bumps, this design seems to be much more suppressed in comparison. Galaxy S20 series (And especially Galaxy Note 20 series). Rendering alone can’t make a conclusion, but it seems that Samsung has built the bump module directly into the phone body. If that’s true, it’s a great way to maintain module thickness for better photo quality benefits without increasing the phone thickness too much.
Loading votesAs expected, the render also shows a centered selfie camera within the display cutout (No in-display selfie cam This time) and lack of headphone jack. Samsung seems to have completely promised that its flagship will not use the 3.5mm port forever.
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