Details about Samsung Galaxy A15's design and features leaked

Recent reports suggest that Samsung is in the process of developing its A15 smartphone, anticipated to be the next iteration after the Galaxy A14. Recent leaks have provided a detailed view of the smartphone, showcasing its design from various angles, accompanied by some key specifications. These insights come courtesy of Steve Hemmerstoffer, also known as OnLeaks, a reputed source in the tech leak arena.

According to the revealed renders, the Samsung Galaxy A15 boasts a rectangular design. On the right side of the device, one can find both the power and volume control buttons. Intriguingly, the power button seems to incorporate a fingerprint scanner. It's also worth noting a distinctive bump on the right frame of the device. At the back, a vertical alignment houses three camera sensors, distinguishingly absent of a conventional camera module. This layout bears a resemblance to prior Galaxy S models.

 Details about Samsung Galaxy A15's design and features leaked

Turning our attention to the front, the Samsung Galaxy A15 features a notch, commonly referred to as the Infinity-U display. The screen size is believed to be around 6.4 inches, with a slightly more pronounced chin at the bottom. Other design elements on the bottom include a USB-C port, a traditional 3.5mm headphone jack, and a speaker grille.

Regarding its dimensions, sources claim the Samsung Galaxy A15 will measure approximately 160.2 x 76.8 x 8.4 mm. However, due to the aforementioned frame bump, the width is expected to extend from 76.8 mm to 77.4 mm. As for the core specifications of this device, those details remain undisclosed at the moment. Still, the tech community eagerly awaits further information in the near future.

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