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After all, there are five cameras behind Samsung's Galaxy S21 super function, which seem to be. Previous leaks indicate that we will get four rear cameras, but Samsung seems to have chosen to include a Pentagon camera setting on the Galaxy S21 Ultra.

[email protected] S21 Ultra rendering. The renderings were accurate at the time, but Samsung clearly decided to make some changes. Well, it made a change, that is, the change of the rear camera module.

Galaxy S21 Ultra penta camera module leak

Now, a new loophole has been returned from the same source, showing us a new camera module. If you look at the picture below, you will see the module itself connected to the device. The camera module is very large, and the back will protrude a lot.

This camera module is also an extension of the mobile phone framework, at least it looks like this. You will notice that the first column has three cameras and the second column has two cameras. There is also a LED flash in the second column.

This is based on the latest DVT (Design Verification Test), which is the last step taken by the equipment before mass production. According to the source, I'm not sure what the latest feature is, but it's just some kind of camera sensor.

To be sure, the last camera in the first column is the periscope unit. As for the others, we are not sure yet. One of them is the main camera sensor, about 108 million pixels.

Samsung may include an ordinary telephoto unit and an ultra-wide unit. All that's left is the fifth camera. Sensors are still a mystery, and we will have to wait for more information to surface.

The Galaxy S21 Ultra is expected to be launched in January. For some reason, Samsung is suspected of launching its flagship product, the Galaxy S21, because the S-Series usually launches in late February. The Galaxy S21 and S21 are expected to appear alongside the "Ultra" model.

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