The latest render for the upcoming Galaxy S9
smartphone
Screencap/dbrand
New renders of the Galaxy S9 show a more realistic view
of what the upcoming device will probably look like.
The image incorporates all the rumors we've heard about
the Galaxy S9, including its dual-lens camera and a new
placement for the fingerprint scanner.
Overall, the Galaxy S9 likely won't look much different
than the current Galaxy S8 smartphone.
New renders of the Samsung Galaxy S9 have surfaced, giving us a
more realistic look at the upcoming smartphone.
The renders were posted by accessories maker dbrand,
marketing its custom design skins of the Galaxy S9. Third-party
accessory manufacturers often get schematics of smartphones
before they launch, which allows them to draft up, fairly
accurate renders of unreleased devices. We first saw the renders
on
SlashGear.
The images show the front and back of a black handset that looks
very similar to the current Galaxy S8 smartphone, but lines up
with everything we've heard about the Galaxy S9 so far.
The device shown in the renders is likely the larger Galaxy S9+
model, which is rumored to feature a dual-lens camera setup. The
smaller Galaxy S9 is expected to feature a single-lens
camera.
The renders also show how Samsung would move the location of the
fingerprint scanner on the back from the phone, from being to the
right of the camera module to below the camera module. This would
be a welcome change for customers, who criticized the fingerprint
scanner placement on both the Galaxy S8 and Galaxy Note 8.
Evan Blass leaked
renderings of the Galaxy S9 phones in late
January.
Screencap:
Evleaks/Twitter
The last Galaxy S9 leak that got attention looked a bit like a
rough sketch but does resemble the new render.
Of course, all of these renderings are still just rumors, even if
they do line up with what we believe Samsung will announce this
month. Samsung will unveil Galaxy S9 on February 25, ahead of the
Mobile World Congress (MWC). According to Evan Blass, the device
will be available for pre-order starting March 1 and will likely
go on sale March 16, but we'll get official confirmation for
those dates at the February 25 event.
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