[Exclusive] Samsung Galaxy F15 5G design revealed through render
The Samsung Galaxy F15 5G will be released in India soon. We first learned about the phone’s existence last month when it was spotted on the BIS certification website. Then, the phone’s support page was spotted by us on the Samsung India website earlier this week. Now, 91mobiles has received a render of the device, which gives us our very first look at its design.
Samsung Galaxy F15 5G design details
As per the render provided by industry sources, the Samsung Galaxy F15 5G will feature a triple rear camera system vertically stacked. The phone can be seen in three colour options: Black, Purple, and Mint. That’s all we know about the phone’s design so far. We assume Samsung will go with a waterdrop notch, much like they did with the Galaxy A15.
Additionally, we are told that the Samsung Galaxy F15 5G will come with segment-first features, one of which is a large 6,000mAh battery. It will also bring an upgraded display, but we don’t have much information about this as of now.
Developing…
The Samsung Galaxy F15 5G will be released in India soon. We first learned about the phone’s existence last month when it was spotted on the BIS certification website. Then, the phone’s support page was spotted by us on the Samsung India website earlier this week. Now, 91mobiles has received a render of the device, which gives us our very first look at its design.
Samsung Galaxy F15 5G design details
As per the render provided by industry sources, the Samsung Galaxy F15 5G will feature a triple rear camera system vertically stacked. The phone can be seen in three colour options: Black, Purple, and Mint. That’s all we know about the phone’s design so far. We assume Samsung will go with a waterdrop notch, much like they did with the Galaxy A15.
Additionally, we are told that the Samsung Galaxy F15 5G will come with segment-first features, one of which is a large 6,000mAh battery. It will also bring an upgraded display, but we don’t have much information about this as of now.
Developing…