Galaxy S9 Leak Revealed Before Samsung’s Release

Several new Galaxy S9 leaks reveal key details ahead of Samsung’s launch in early 2018. Months of leaks and rumors have given us an idea of ​​what to expect from Samsung’s next phone. However, some recent case presentations show exciting changes and fit most of the rumors we’ve heard so far.

We know that Samsung is working on two new phones in early 2018. These are the Galaxy S9 and a larger Galaxy S9+. And while nothing is official until Samsung confirms it themselves, these photos We trust everything we’ve heard so far.

If the numerous leaks, reports and rumors are true, Samsung’s larger S9+ will have two cameras on the back. Similar to iPhone X and Galaxy Note 8. However, the smaller phone will only have a single camera. That’s not all, we have some exciting photos and new information to share below.

This week we got case studies from trusted sources that confirm the design of both Galaxy S9 and Galaxy S9+. Then a Photo leaked on Weibo It confirms the same changes, albeit both good and bad news.

First, the bad news is Samsung will have the same overall look and feel as the Galaxy S8 from 2017. Basically, the S9 and S9+ will look almost identical to the Galaxy S8 and S8+. It has the same screen sizes, the same curved edges, and similar bezels. Like Apple’s annual “S” upgrades, it’s basically an “S” year for Samsung.

However, the bezels are slightly smaller, making each phone a few millimeters shorter. As for the good news, Samsung has added a second camera to the larger Galaxy S9+ for better photography. Then, as you can see in our photos here, the fingerprint scanner was moved under the camera array. This is a much better position than we saw on the Galaxy S8, which is on the far right edge and is hard to reach.

Leaky back panel confirms fingerprint sensor location

All these leaks apparently confirm that Samsung will stick to a physical fingerprint scanner on the new Galaxy S9. And while that’s fine, many reports and rumors believed that the company would put an optical scanner inside the Galaxy S9’s display under the glass. We will most likely see such a feature not on the S9, but on the Galaxy Note 9 in August 2018.

It is also worth noting that SamMobile claims Both of these new phones will be slightly thicker than 2017’s Galaxy S8. The reason for this change is battery life. The Galaxy S9 has a massive 3,200 mAh battery and the S9+ potentially increases to 3,700 mAh. This will also introduce a new Quick Charge 3.0 technology for faster charging.

Galaxy S9 and S9+ Release Date

Over the months, we’ve heard different reports of a possible Galaxy S9 release date. Everything from a launch Activity in January and early release date in February, reports claiming Samsung will follow the same launch strategy as in 2017. This will have an announcement in March followed by a release date in late April.

That said, MobileFun, which presented the case above, is reporting a February 28 release date. Their sources think Samsung will officially announce the new Galaxy S9 in early February, and then launch both phones worldwide at Mobile World Congress on the last day of February 28.

Do you see the date in the leaked image?

However, most rumors believe that this is a little premature. It’s possible that Samsung will announce these new phones in February, but we still expect a March release date, similar to previous years.

Do you like the changes we’ve seen with the Galaxy S9? Samsung is essentially offering a better experience in the larger Galaxy S9+ for those who want the biggest and best the company has to offer. Let us know in the comment section below. We’ll update it as soon as we know more.