The Samsung Galaxy Note 9 is expected to launch in next month and we already came through various leaks and rumors of the device. That Said, it was expected that the device will feature the latest in-display fingerprint scanner technology. However, today the press render and live images of the device suggests that it won’t have the in-display fingerprint scanner.
The press render has been shared by the popular and reliable leakster Evan Blass, and that suggests the upcoming Note 9 will have similar design and look of last year’s Galaxy Note 8. Having said that, the front side doesn’t have any changes but the rear side has a different setup than the predecessor.
The press render reveals that the device will have come with a dual camera setup at the back along with a fingerprint scanner, well, the information of the fingerprint scanner ends the rumor of the in-display fingerprint scanner. That said, the heart rate sensor is now placed on the right side of the LED flash instead of below it. And now, the camera is placed in the center.
Furthermore, the latest leak also shows off the S Pen of the upcoming Galaxy Note 9 and it reveals that the design of the S Pen hasn’t changed from last year’s Galaxy Note 8 and the only difference is the colour scheme. Well, that is in line with the previous leak.
The live images (Via) of the device also leaked online and it reveals that the device will have glass-covered back. The design are in line with the design which revealed through the press render leaked by Evan Blass.
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