Samsung Galaxy S11 Photo Leak Suggests 3 Huge Phones Are Coming

A new leaked image suggests that Samsung's upcoming phones, the Galaxy S11e, Galaxy S11 and Galaxy S11+, are huge.

Samsung's upcoming devices seem to be a hot topic among many leakers in recent times. Various reports about the Galaxy S11, Galaxy S11+ and second-gen Galaxy Fold appeared fairly recently, making people all the more excited for them. Now, a new leak reveals that all three phones in the Galaxy S11 lineup will be big phones perfect for those who want wider screen estate.

An image shared by noted Twitter tipster Ice Universe shows protective films that will reportedly be used on the low-cost Galaxy S11e, Galaxy S11 and high-end Galaxy S11+. All three films, based on the hand that holds them, indicate that the devices will be really big. The largest of the three, which will presumably be used on the Galaxy S11+, indicates that it will be way bigger than the Galaxy S11e.

The leaked image coincides with what Ice Universe leaked weeks ago and essentially confirms that the three devices will have very thin bottom bezels or chins. This means the devices will likely feature the widest displays on any Samsung smartphone yet.

The leaked image, however, doesn't show any cutout for a front-facing camera, and cannot confirm Ice Universe's earlier leak which shows the selfie camera as located inside a small hole punch at the center of the screen. It seems fans will have to wait for Samsung to announce the device for it.

Despite the reveal, nothing is known about the devices' actual screen sizes. Many fans speculate that all three will have displays bigger than 6 inches, with the Galaxy S11e having the smallest. SlashGear noted that based on the image, the Galaxy S11e will likely appeal to those who are looking for a small handset in a sea of huge smartphones.

So far, Samsung hasn't announced any official detail about the upcoming devices. Previous reports revealed that the new smartphones will feature better displays, bigger batteries, better camera setups, and better specs compared to their predecessors. Stay tuned for more information as they come.