Samsung Galaxy A91 360-Video, Renders Leaked; Design Revealed In Full Glory

Samsung launched its refreshed Galaxy A series earlier this year and has added a whole bunch of smartphones to the new lineup. The Galaxy A91 is the upcoming handset in the Galaxy A series making rounds via leaks and rumors. This time a leaked 360-degree video and some images have surfaced revealing its design in full glory. Notably, Samsung is expected to bring the Galaxy A51, Galaxy Note 10 Lite, and the Galaxy S10 Lite alongside the Galaxy A91.

Samsung Galaxy A91 Leaked Renders

The leaked images and the 360-degree video of the Galaxy A91 come from 91Mobiles in association with @Onleaks. It reveals an identical design to the Galaxy Note 10. The device is seen sporting a tall display with a punch-hole for the selfie camera placed at the center-top.

The handset is seen with a curved-glass back. The camera setup is placed within a square-shaped module likely to be equipped with triple/quad cameras.

This is also a similar design approach as the Galaxy S11. Notably, there is a slight change in the design aspect shared by the image and the 360-degree video. While one of the images suggest a quad-camera setup, the other indicates a triple-lens setup.

Therefore, it remains a mystery that how many rear-camera sensors will the Galaxy A91 will be equipped with. The images further suggest the placement of volume rocker keys and the power button placed on the right panel.

The USB Type-C port is placed alongside the speaker grille at the bottom. Notably, the 3.5mm headphone jack seems missing, therefore it could be a possibility that the Galaxy A91 will come sans this option.

Also, there is no sight of the fingerprint scanner in the images and the video. So, an in-display fingerprint scanner could be present for biometric authentication. Some previous leaks have suggested a 4,500 mAh battery supported by 45W fast charging.

Currently, the internet is flooded with leaks surrounding the upcoming Samsung smartphones. And with the intensity of leaks increasing consistently, it shouldn't be long enough before the company reveals the official launch details.