Samsung is preparing to release the Galaxy Note 20 series. It is often shown simultaneously with the Galaxy Z Flip 5G and Galaxy Fold 2, and therefore the event itself is promised on August 5. But before the official launch, a 360-degree video render leaked by the famous tipster Evan Blass revealed the entire design of the base variant of the Samsung Galaxy Note 20.
Leaker Evan Blass, who goes by @evleaks on Twitter and is taken into account very reliable when it involves prematurely revealing the yet-to-be-announced Android phones, has shared a 360-degree GIF of the smaller Galaxy Note 20 on his private Twitter account. The render is additionally upon his Patreon page.
I feel like, with a leak such as this, several hours of exclusivity for Patreon subs should suffice. Many of you have been quite patient. ???? pic.twitter.com/MqxzlRpD5e
— Evan Blass (@evleaks) July 17, 2020
Starting with the 360-degree view, the Samsung Galaxy Note 20 has been leaked during a video showing off the phone from all sides. The device is seen to sport triple rear cameras at the rear with the three image sensors sitting in one line vertically on the highest left corner of the panel. The sensors sit inside an oblong camera module with the flash placed on the side. The phone has the Samsung logo at rock bottom of the rear panel, and it’s seen carrying a matte black finish. there’s no rear or side fingerprint scanner seen on the phone, hinting at an in-display fingerprint sensor.
This isn’t just a few photos but several gif images that give us a 360-degree check out the upcoming Galaxy Note flagship. The renders show the Note 20 won’t have a curved display design like its predecessors but will utilize a completely flat display.
The display will hold a punch-hole design which has become a daily feature of Samsung’s recent flagship models. the only hole-punch is found at the upper mid-region of the screen. At the rear, the device features an oblong camera module located at the highest left corner of the rear panel. The module houses a triple camera setup also as an LED flash.
Previously leaked CAD renders of the Galaxy Note20 had a fourth camera on the rear, but given Blass’ excellent diary, it’s likely that we’ll see the regular Note20 sport triple rear cameras. The clip also shows us the quantity rocker and power button on the proper side, and upon closer inspection, you’ll notice the S Pen stylus placed on the left side of the USB-C port at rock bottom.
