Galaxy A6 and Galaxy A6+ renders reveal dual rear camera for the A6+

Last updated: April 18th, 2018 at 23:30 UTC+01:00

The Galaxy A6 and Milky way A6+ are ready to expand the Galaxy A series by slotting in below the Galaxy A8 (2018) and Galaxy A8+ (2018) every bit successors to the Galaxy A5 (2017) and the Galaxy A7 (2017). Nosotros have exclusively confirmed that these handsets will be released in Europe, Russia and the Middle East, and at least the Milky way A6 is expected to be unveiled presently following the advent of its support page on Samsung'south official website. Today, unofficial renders of the Milky way A6 and A6+ have been published online, showing u.s.a. how these handsets might look similar in their final form.

Galaxy A6 and A6+ renders surface online

The folks over at MySmartPrice have teamed upward with popular leakster OnLeaks to release images showing the Galaxy A6 and A6+ from every side. The latter is sporting a dual rear photographic camera, with the cameras gear up vertically above a fingerprint sensor, and the A6 has a single rear photographic camera (also with a fingerprint sensor underneath). The design on the back is similar to the Milky way A8 and A8+, and the A6 and A6+ are said to be 7.viii mm and 8.3 mm thick respectively (the A6 would be thinner than the A8 if these dimensions are correct, while the A6+ would be as thick equally the A8+). From the images, it's hard to make out whether the phones take glass or metal at the dorsum, although the sometime is more than likely given the history of Samsung'southward mid-range A serial phones.

Oddly, both handsets are portrayed with a microUSB port instead of a Blazon-C port, and that may be part of the reason why OnLeaks believes the Galaxy A6 and A6+ and the Galaxy J8 and J8+ are the same devices but with dissimilar names for different markets. It's unclear why Samsung would put the older USB port on handsets that are expected to feature the visitor's 18:five:9 Infinity displays, especially since the 2017 iterations of the A5 and A7 had a USB Type-C port.

Benchmarks have revealed that the Galaxy A6 and A6+ will be powered by the Exynos 7870 and Snapdragon 625 chipsets respectively, with 3GB of RAM on the former and 4GB of RAM on the latter. Android eight.0 Oreo volition also be on-board, and we will hopefully be getting more details on these handsets leading upwardly to their official launch.

We've embedded videos showing a 360-degree view of both handsets below. For more images of the phones, check out the source link.