Samsung Galaxy S11 Display Images Leaked; Confirms Punch Hole Design

Samsung is working on its next smartphone in Galaxy lineup and there has been a lot of rumors and speculations. There have been numerous leaks and a couple of images of the device have surfaced online. The latest report about the Samsung Galaxy S11 is a leaked image of the smartphone's front panel.

Samsung Galaxy S11 Display Images Leaked

The freshly leaked images showcase the top and lower edges of the smartphone's display. A look at the image highlights the punch hole design, where the front-facing camera is expected. The image shows the touchscreen digitizer panel on the AMOLED screen. On the surface, the leaked image of the Samsung Galaxy 11 is similar to the Galaxy Note 10, especially with the single camera.

The lower half of the smartphone display depicts a narrower bezel, but it is slightly wider on the sides of the device. The panel of the Galaxy S11 will likely retain the curved-edge design that's commonly seen on Samsung Galaxy models in recent times. However, the Samsung Galaxy S11+ is expected to have a different design, which is expected to pack a dual-selfie camera setup.

Samsung Galaxy S11 Expected Features

There are a lot of expectations with the upcoming Galaxy S11. The smartphone is believed to come with a 6.7-inch display, while the Galaxy S11+ is expected to pack a 6.9-inch display. It remains unclear if the smartphone will support 5G. However, earlier reports suggested that the Galaxy S11+ will come with 5G support, while the Galaxy S11 will have 4G support.

The Samsung Galaxy S11 series is believed to be powered by the Exynos 9830 and Snapdragon 865 with up to 12GB RAM. There were also reports about the camera setup of the upcoming smartphones. It is believed that the Galaxy S11 could feature a quad-camera setup with a 108MP sensor for the primary camera. There's also a 48MP sensor on the smartphone, reports say.

Plus, the Galaxy S11 is also rumored to support 10x lossless zoom and up to 100x hybrid zoom. Samsung is supposed to have packed the device with 25W fast charging technology for the 4,900mAh battery. There's been no official release date yet, but it's expected to roll out in February 2020.