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New Samsung Galaxy A51 renders hint at a punch-hole, quad cameras and a 3.5mm jack

The Galaxy A51 will probably be one of Samsung's new phones for 2020. It has attracted its first 360-degree set of renders (from OnLeaks), which incorporate rumors and theories about the phone such as that it will have quad rear cameras. The phone is also now depicted as having a punch-hole camera in its display.
OnLeaks has partnered with PriceBaba to publish a new set of high-resolution, all-angle renders. This time, they pertain to the upcoming Samsung Galaxy A51, the possible successor to 2019's A50. Should these new images prove accurate, it will be a relatively attractive low- to mid-range phone with a lot of potentially cost-effective features.
The renders, which come in picture and video form, have been generated in accordance with what OnLeaks has allegedly learned about the Galaxy A51. These details include a decently-sized 6.5-inch Super AMOLED display, which, furthermore, has a 32MP punch-hole selfie camera. This spec, with its central location, makes the phone look somewhat like a Galaxy Note 10-series device.

The Galaxy A51 depicted here may have a nearly bezelless display, toward which the back of the phone curves neatly. This rear panel shown in the new images suggest a rectangular camera module like that of the Galaxy M30s. It may house 48+12+12+5MP lenses, and also accomodate a flash. Inside, the A51 is rumored to have a 4,000mAh battery, as well as One UI 2.0 based on Android 10.
This spec may be derived from the A51's possible appearance on Geekbench 5, as the SM-A515F. It indicates that the 2020 model may be powered by the Exynos 9611 SoC and 4GB of RAM. Finally, its renders also purport to show the device's I/O. They include a USB type C port, a bottom-firing speaker and a headphone jack.

Deirdre O Donnell