The German publication WinFuture.de leaked detailed renders of the upcoming Samsung Galaxy S21 and S21+. And it just shared the S21 Ultra. The new product mockups showcase the premium flagship in two colors, giving us a closer look at the camera plate.
The Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra is the only model in the new lineup to feature a glass and metal sandwich design. We’re looking at an oversized camera plate melted into the chassis. Four cameras and a laser autofocus module are arranged inside the bump.
A pair of 10MP telephoto cameras are part of this setup: one standard lens with 3x zoom and the other a periscope-style camera with 10x zoom. A 12MP ultra-wide and a 108MP primary camera joins it. On the front, a 40MP camera lives in a hole-punch. Samsung has tweaked the primary sensor and lopped off the 3D ToF sensor.
The display still curves in the S21 Ultra — the Samsung Galaxy S21 Plus and the standard variants have flat screens now. It’s a 6.8” Dynamic OLED panel, with a 1440P resolution, 1600 nits of brightness, and a 120Hz refresh rate. The shell of the phone is flatter, and the corners more squared-off. It comes in Phantom Silver and Phantom Black shades.
Inside the phone, you’ll find Samsung’s top-of-the-line hardware. Last year’s Ultra had every single one of its specifications amped up to the max. And the S21 Ultra doesn’t seem any different.
Based on region, it can run either on the Exynos 2100 chipset or the newly-released Snapdragon 888 mobile platform. The Geekbench scores are already up. Plus, Samsung is bringing S-pen support to the Galaxy S21 Ultra.
