Samsung Galaxy S11 has been certified by China’s 3C regulation, and while it doesn’t reveal any hardware specifications, it does suggest the upcoming Samsung flagship would come with 5G support and 25W fast-charging support.
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Samsung Galaxy S11 phone with model number SM-G9860 has surfaced on China’s 3C certification site. According to the rumors, there will be a total of five Galaxy S11 series models with the smaller two coming in both 4G and 5G versions and the Plus version launching as a 5G-only version.
Furthermore, the 3C listing reveals that the Galaxy S11 will come with 25W fast-charging. It is unclear whether this will be reserved for 5G models only as it was for the Galaxy S10 5G. To recall, the regular Galaxy S10 models came with 15W fast-charging.
Samsung Galaxy S11 Specifications
Going by the earlier rumors, Samsung is expected to launch three models in the upcoming Galaxy S11 series with 6.4-inch, 6.7-inch and 6.9-inch screen sizes. All of them are tipped to feature curved AMOLED displays. Furthermore, few of the models are expected to come equipped with a 120Hz display.
Talking about the SoC, forthcoming Galaxy S11 series devices will reportedly pack the company’s own Exynos 990 SoC that comes with an integrated 5G modem. Interestingly, the company is also likely to make some major changes in the camera. As per the rumours, camera setup will include 108MP main sensor along with features like Space Zoom, Director’s View, and Vertical Panoramas.
At the current scenario, we are unable to confirm any of the above-given specs, but in the coming days, we are hoping to hear more about the Galaxy S11 lineup.