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Samsung Galaxy Note 20 Leak: 6.9-inch Display, Quad Cameras and More

Samsung Galaxy Note 20 Leak: 6.9-inch Display, Quad Cameras and More

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  • Coming to the back, the camera module is similar to the Galaxy S20 with a quad-camera setup placed o the top left of the back panel.
  • This new leak came in the form of renders with the possible design for the Samsung Galaxy Note 20.
  • The bottom side will have the microphone, the Type C port for charging, the speaker grill, and the S-Pen.

After Samsung’s last offering in the Galaxy smartphone series, everyone is waiting for the next Note smartphone to launch. The good news is that the leaks started to drop on the internet. This new leak came in the form of renders with the possible design for the Samsung Galaxy Note 20.

According to these renders, the Galaxy Note 20 will have a 6.9 inches display with the punch hole in a similar fashion as the previous one. Other design elements suggest that the volume rocker and power button will be on the right side. The bottom side will have the microphone, the Type C port for charging, the speaker grill, and the S-Pen.

 

Coming to the back, the camera module is similar to the Galaxy S20 with a quad-camera setup placed o the top left of the back panel. There is a periscope camera in the module with a depth sensor. It is still not sure that if Samsung will use the 108MP sensor in its Galaxy Note 20.

We still don’t know a lot about smartphones, there are no clear specs of the smartphone too. But since the leaks have started coming, it won’t be that far before we know al the specs and possible some good live pictures leak of the smartphone.

Also, read: Samsung Galaxy Note 20 Leaks and Rumors Round-up

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