El Samsung Galaxy Note 10 makes use of a perforation on the screen different from the one found in the Galaxy S10. In addition to being smaller the hole that is located in the panel of this flagship, it is positioned in the upper center of the screen and not in the right corner.
The Galaxy Note 10 will not be the exclusive carrier of this solution. Another smartphone that will choose to adopt the same hole-in-screen design will be the Galaxy A71, a lower performance terminal that is already in its final preparation stage and has appeared in a video with all its renderings.
The leak is a set of 3D renderings originated courtesy of seasoned leaker Steve Hemmerstoffer, also known as OnLeaks. This time he has teamed up with CashKaro to produce them. The renders give us an early look at the design of the Galaxy A71.
Ral and as we can see in the video, Samsung has shaved off the bezels on three of the sides, leaving just a few millimeters at the bottom. The screen is definitely AMOLED, but the hole appears to be slightly larger than the one on the Galaxy Note 10.
At the rear, The Galaxy A71 features a rectangular camera bump similar to the one on the Smartisan Nut Pro 3. The camera housing is large and has four cameras arranged in an 'L' shape. There is also an LED flash next to the sensors. We can also notice that there is no physical fingerprint reader located anywhere on the rear panel; this tells us that the firm will be inclined to place it below the screen.
The leak did not come with many details of the phone's features and specifications, but it has been revealed that the screen size is 6.7 inches and the device dimensions are 163.5 x 76 x 9.2 millimeters. It also has a USB Type-C port at the bottom that is flanked by the speaker grill, the primary microphone on the right, and the 3,5mm audio jack on the left. The SIM tray is on the left side of the frame, while the volume and power buttons are on the right. People say that the SoC it carries is the Exynos 980 with support for 5G.
