Here’s What The Galaxy Note 8 Looks Like

The Samsung Galaxy Note 8 release date is fast approaching and we now have a good idea of ​​what to expect thanks to a series of leaked photos. Here’s the Galaxy Note 8’s looks, features, and what to expect when it arrives later this month.

The phone recently cleared some hurdles ahead of its August 23 launch in New York. We’ve seen countless photos and read lots of rumors, but this is our best look yet. Famous and highly accurate at least @evleaks share images Every Galaxy Note 8 pain.

The Samsung Galaxy S8 has told us a lot about the Galaxy Note 8, but to date we have yet to see the final render of the new phone. This is probably the first official photo of Samsung’s upcoming Galaxy Note 8.

In these images we get a really nice look of the Galaxy Note 8. There’s a clear departure from the recalled Galaxy Note 7, and the overall design is similar to the Galaxy S8 earlier this year. These photos will suffice until we get real images of the physical phone.

Thanks to Evan Blass, we can see the new dual camera configuration on the back. One takes great photos like older Samsung phones, while the second lens offers 3x optical zoom for advanced photography and portraits.

You’ll notice that the design is larger than Samsung’s current devices. Leaks suggest that the Galaxy Note 8 will offer a curved 6.3-inch Quad-HD AMOLED display with very small bezels on the sides. Samsung calls it Infinity Display. And despite being a big screen, it’s only a hair’s larger than the Galaxy S8+.

These images confirm that the poorly placed rear fingerprint scanner is back, as Samsung failed to place it on the screen as in previous reports. One thing worth mentioning is that the fingerprint scanner and camera are now separated by LED flash and heart rate sensor. Makes it easy to press the camera lens without accidentally getting fingerprinted. Most have had an issue with the Galaxy S8 since earlier this year.

We’re also seeing the S-Pen stylus, which we’ve heard may have a new haptic feedback engine built in. This means the S-Pen can vibrate and Samsung may bundle a “Find My S-Pen” app with the device.

That aside, these images don’t tell us anything new. On the left we see the big new screen, dual cameras, S-Pen, dedicated Bixby AI button and a new Gold color option. We’re currently hearing that Samsung may launch its new phone in Midnight Black, Gold, Arctic Silver and a new Blue color variant.

Based on everything we’ve seen so far, the Galaxy Note 8 is shaping up quite nicely. Now, all we need is the release date and price. Samsung will unveil its new phone on August 23 and we hear that pre-order could start on August 25. Rumors suggest the actual release date is around September 6-9, but we’ll have to wait and see.