According to most leaked specs of the Samsung Galaxy Note 7, the phablet will feature a 5.7-inch display with a dual-curve screen and a 1440 x 2560 resolution. But a listing on India's import-export site Zauba reveals that the eagerly awaited device could feature a 6-inch screen. The model number of the device in question, SM-N930R4, corresponds with the Galaxy Note 7, and the device was shipped into India on July 1st for testing from South Korea.
Part of the listing shows that the screen size of the device is 6-inches. This could be an early prototype of the phone, or perhaps it is just a simple mistake and the Galaxy Note 7 will end up with a 5.7-inch display. But based on the pair of handsets sent to India, we could soon discover that the Note 7 is carrying a larger screen than expected.
In case you missed it, on Friday renders of the Galaxy Note 7 were leaked revealing three different color options for buyers to choose from, and the aforementioned dual-curve screen. Based on this Zauba listing, the latter could end up being 6-inches instead of 5.7-inches. We will know for sure on August 2nd when the phablet is expected to be unveiled.
Zauba listing seems to show a 6-inch screen for the Samsung Galaxy Note 7
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