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Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra renders revised, now there's an extra camera (or sensor)

Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra renders revised, now there’s an extra camera (or sensor)

Posted on October 30, 2020August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

While the S21 series is supposed to launch a month earlier than expected, it seems that the design is still being tweaked. OnLeaks is back with a revised version of the Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra, which has a different camera design from the original renders.

No, the camera island will still look like that, but there’s an extra module on the back. It’s not clear if this is a fifth camera or some sensor (a 3D ToF sensor, perhaps?).
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