The Samsung Galaxy S11 series will arrive sometime next year and the anticipation is high. According to a new tweet from @iceuniverse, the Samsung Galaxy S11 series will come with an ultra-narrow bezel. This is from the screen protectors which was posted on Twitter earlier today.
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Judging from the screen protector images of Galaxy S11 / S11+, the frame of the new Galaxy S11 is thinner and almost invisible. It is worth noting that the overall screen curvature is also smaller. This image is similar to the previously exposed S11 series screen protector photos. However, the thickness of the upper and lower borders are relatively thinner.
According to recent reports, the Galaxy S11 series has three models – Galaxy S11e, Samsung Galaxy S11, and Samsung Galaxy S11+. All three phones come with either a center punch screen or a camera in the upper left corner.
The Samsung Galaxy S11e phone will use Qualcomm Snapdragon 865 or Samsung Exynos 990 processor. We expect 8GB / 12GB RAM and 128GB / 256GB storage space. It will use a 3730 mAh battery which supports 25W fast charging. As for the screen, a 6.3-inch 120Hz refresh rate screen is used. The front camera is a 10MP shooter while the main rear sensor is a 108MP senor. Other rear cameras are 8MP and 13MP sensors.
The Galaxy S11 will use a 4500 mAh battery, while the Galaxy S11 + will have a 5000 mAh battery.
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