Samsung Galaxy A32 design leaked through CAD-based renders
The Galaxy A32 CAD renders show off the complete design of the upcoming 5G Samsung smartphone.
Highlights
- Samsung Galaxy A32 CAD renders have leaked online
- The images show off the complete design of the smartphone
- Samsung Galaxy A32 is tipped to come with a 6.5-inch display, quad cameras, and a Type-C port
Samsung Galaxy A32 design was recently teased through alleged case renders, but the images did not seem reliable enough. Now, trusted tipster Steve Hemmerstoffer aka @OnLeaks has posted clear CAD-based renders of the Galaxy A32, which show off the phone from all angles. The smartphone, which is rumoured to be a mid-range offering with 5G connectivity, is tipped to come with quad rear cameras, a waterdrop display, and a Type-C port. These features can now be seen in the leaked Samsung Galaxy A32 CAD renders below.
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As seen from the images, the Samsung Galaxy A32 will come with a flat rear panel and triple vertically aligned. We also see an LED flash and an unknown sensor as well. Unlike other Samsung devices, this model will not have cameras enclosed in thick protruding rectangular housing.
"Alongside the trio of lenses, the Samsung Galaxy A32 sports flash, and an unknown sensor," the report states.
Coming to the display, we see a waterdrop notch and a sizeable chin. As per the report, the Samsung Galaxy A32 will sport a 6.5-inch screen with an Infinity-V panel. It seems to be an LCD panel as the fingerprint sensor is placed on the side embedded in the power button rather than under the screen. The bottom of the frame sees a a 3.5mm headphone jack next to USB-C charging port and speaker grille. Lastly, the Samsung Galaxy A32 is tipped to measure 164.2 mm x 76.1 mm x 9.1mm.
These are all the details we could gather from the Samsung Galaxy A32 CAD-based renders. Considering the source of the leak, we expect the final product to look similar to what we see in the renders. There is still no word on when the Galaxy A32 will launch, but an early-2021 timeline seems to be on the cards.