We are just a week away and more Samsung Galaxy S21 series rumours are surfacing online more. Thanks to Evan Blass again, his leaks now unveiled some more tech specs and this time it's on the camera setup.
Comparing the Galaxy S21 series with the predecessors, not much has changed. The vanilla Galaxy S21 features a triple rear camera which consists of a 12MP (ultrawide) + 12MP (main) + 64MP (telephoto) module, it's said that the Galaxy S21+ should have the same setup as well. However, the Galaxy S21 Ultra has a slight change - using a 12MP (ultrawide) + 108MP (main) + 10MP (telephoto 1) + 10MP (telephoto 2) setup.
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— Roland Quandt (@rquandt) January 4, 2021
Should it be true, it could be the first time for Samsung to use two telephoto lenses. The second telephoto lens has an aperture of F/4.9 so it'd be interesting to see how it functions with the first telephoto lens. The Galaxy S21 Ultra's front camera is massive as well, featuring a 40MP whereas the other two are just using 10MP. Another leakster, Roland Quandt also reported that the ultra variant supports an extra microSD card slot.
At this rate, we could probably get the whole tech specs leaked on the Galaxy S21 series before the launch. While the camera setup may be similar, the new chipset - Snapdragon 888 and Exynos 2100 chipset would be the determining factor for the photo quality. Stay tuned for more trending tech news at TechNave.com.
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