Samsung Galaxy A71 Render Leaks, Galaxy A11 Appears On Geekbench

The upcoming Samsung Galaxy A series smartphones have been appearing on several rumors and leaks of late. As we are approaching the end of the year, these leaks seem to increase in number. One of the devices, the Galaxy A51 is all set to be unveiled on December 12 in Vietnam. And, the other devices are likely to go official early next year.

We have come across a few leaks pertaining to the Galaxy A71 in the past few leaks. A set of leaked renders revealed its possible design and some of its key specifications. Now, a render of the Galaxy A71 has emerged online showing a familiar design featuring a punch-hole cutout at the top center of the screen.

Besides this, the Galaxy A11, which is believed to be an entry-level offering has been spotted on Geekbench revealing some key hardware details. As the Galaxy A11 is likely to be the sequel to the Galaxy A10 and Galaxy A10s launched earlier this year.

Samsung Galaxy A71 Render

Talking about the Galaxy A71, the latest render comes from the infamous leakster Evan Blass via Twitter. The device seems to have negligible bezels at the sides and top (just a thin strip for the earpiece). The all-screen design is almost seen with a punch-hole cutout at the top as seen in the previously leaked renders.

Moving on to its rear, there are expectations that the upcoming smartphone will feature a quad-camera system at the rear with the lenses arranged in L-shape. One of the recent reports hinted that there could be a 48MP primary camera sensor, a 12MP secondary wide-angle-lens, a 12MP tertiary telephoto lens, and a fourth 3D ToF depth sensor.

On the hardware front, the Galaxy A71 is reported to arrive with an octa-core Snapdragon 675 SoC paired with 8GB RAM. The 5G variant of the smartphone is likely to come with an in-house Exynos 980 SoC.

Samsung Galaxy A11 Geekbench Listing

When it comes to the Galaxy A11, the Geekbench listing suggests that it might arrive with the model number SM-A115G. The device is likely to run Android 10 and get the power from an octa-core Snapdragon 625 chipset with 2GB RAM. A previously leaked report suggested that it could arrive with up to 32GB of storage space.

Though these leaks reveal a few details of the upcoming Samsung smartphones, we cannot come to any sort of conclusion until there is an official confirmation. Like their predecessors, these devices are also expected to find a place among the bestsellers.