Samsung Galaxy A51 CAD-based render
The Galaxy A50 arrived earlier this year and proved so popular among customers that it quickly became one of the best-selling phones globally. Now, Samsung is preparing to introduce its successor, and today it has become the subject of the latest leak.
Weeks after CAD-based renders of the Galaxy A51 first emerged online, an official press shot of the phone has appeared. It arrives courtesy of
Evan Blass and provides a clear glimpse at the smartphone's updated front panel, more specifically the new Infinity-O display. Compared to the 6.4-inch notched panel that's included on the Galaxy 150, this new 6.5-inch implementation sports slimmer bezels and a drastically smaller chin. Additionally, the presence of a punch hole helps create a more premium look in line with that of the Galaxy Note 10.
A press image of the phone's back has unfortunately not yet emerged but Samsung is largely expected to adopt a rectangular camera module. It should house four cameras including an ultra-wide-angle shooter, a depth sensor, and a new 2x telephoto zoom shooter to accompany the main 32-megapixel sensor that's expected.
Other rumored specs include a 4,000mAh battery coupled with the mid-range Exynos 9611 chipset, 4GB of RAM, and potentially 128GB of internal storage. Depending on whether Samsung chooses to ship the phone with Android 9 Pie or Android 10, it'll either benefit from One UI 1.2 or One UI 2.0.
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