Samsung Galaxy A51 Renders Leak: Punch-Hole Design, Quad Rear Cameras Hinted

Samsung recently launched the Galaxy A50s and A30s smartphones in India. Now, it looks like the company has started working on the next-generation model, which is allegedly dubbed Galaxy A51. We have been coming across quite a few leaks regarding this upcoming Samsung phone of late and now its renders have leaked online.

The 5K renders and a 360-degree video of the Samsung Galaxy A51 have been leaked by Onleaks and Pricebaba. These renders give away a lot of clues regarding the design of the smartphone. A lot of key design elements of the upcoming Samsung smartphone have been divulged as detailed below,

Samsung Galaxy A51 Renders Leak

Samsung Galaxy A51 renders show that there will be a quad-camera setup at its rear in a rectangular arrangement. It seems to flaunt a punch-hole design similar to that of the Galaxy Note10 series to house the selfie camera. There are speculations that it might bestow a 6.5-inch display and have a thickness of 8.5mm including the camera bump.

Talking about the ports, the Galaxy A51 appears to sport a 3.5mm headphone jack, a USB Type-C port and a speaker grille at the bottom. The power and volume buttons are seen at the right while the SIM tray appears to be positioned at the left.

On the flip side, the device in the making is seen to feature a glossy back finish and misses out on a physical fingerprint sensor at the rear, which indicates that there could be an in-display fingerprint sensor.

What We Expect

While the latest report does not divulge anything related to the specifications, previous reports suggest that the Samsung Galaxy A51 will arrive with an FHD+ display and a 4000mAh battery. It is said that the smartphone will flaunt a 48MP primary camera sensor and a 32MP selfie camera.

The device is believed to run Android 10 topped with the company's One UI 2.0 and get the power from Exynos 9611 SoC. Recent reports have revealed that the Galaxy A51 mass productions have debuted and that it could be launched in 2020.