Samsung Galaxy S11+ CAD renders out, five rear cameras in tow 

C renders of have surfaced online and because se are coming from a reliable source, we have reason to believe, this could well be it – or something very close. same tipster has previously also leaked C renders of alleged Galaxy S11. Basis of renders, it seems, Samsung will be joining squared-out camera module bandwagon like Google Pixel 4 and iPhone 11. bump seems bigger than one on Galaxy S11 though – possibly to justify its larger 5-camera (plus two or sensors) array. On front, phone will be sticking to design langu of Galaxy te 10. 

Samsung Galaxy S11+ early look

renders show off white – possibly pearl white - variant of alleged Galaxy S11+. On front, phone’s seen having an Infinity-O display cutout in center like Galaxy te 10. On back, it is seen having a five-camera system – that's right, re are five rear cameras on this one. One of m should be long rumoured 108MP camera that Samsung is said to be developing specifically for Galaxy S11 phones. 

Samsung is also said to be working on a bunch of new camera modes in time for Galaxy S11 launch. se include “Director’s View, Night Hyperlapse, Single Take Photo, Vertical Parama, and custom filters.” 

Elsewhere, Galaxy S11+ is rumoured to come with a 120Hz screen – Samsung will reportedly call it SAMOLED which seems plausible since company has alrey filed a patent at Korean Intellectual Property Office for a ‘SAMOLED’ moniker in Smartphone Displays category. Samsung is said to offer as many as three options in Galaxy S11. One would be standard 60Hz, ar would be 120Hz, and a third option would allow phone to automatically switch between 60Hz and 120Hz, possibly depending on content – this should be to save on battery life. 

new leak suggests Galaxy S11+ will come with a 6.9-inch display with an in-display fingerprint scanner.  

Galaxy S11 is rumoured to come in three sizes and as many as five variants with top-end Galaxy S11+ being 5G-only. Samsung will reportedly launch Galaxy S11 lineup on February 11, 2020. 

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