Samsung Galaxy S11+ Rumoured to Feature Custom [108 MP SENSOR]

Samsung Galaxy S11+ Review

Samsung Launch New Smart Phone will reportedly integrate a custom 108-MP sensor on the Galaxy S11+ instead of the ISOCELL Bright HMX sensor. Samsung Galaxy S11 series is expected to launch in the third week of February 2020. The company is expected to bring three phones,Samsung Galaxy S11, Samsung Galaxy S11E and Samsung Galaxy S11+ as a part of the Galaxy S11 series.

The Galaxy S11-series phones will support 5G, and leaks surrounding the phones have been aplenty, and now, a report suggests that the most premium phone in the lineup will integrate a custom 108-megapixel camera sensor that will be different than the ISOCELL HMX Bright sensor unveiled a few months ago.

Past reports about the Galaxy S11+ suggest the presence of a Big 5000 mAh battery, five rear cameras, and a hole-punch display. The Galaxy S11e, on the other hand, is reported to sport triple rear cameras a hole-punch display and a 3730 mAh battery.

Tipster Ice Universe claims that the most premium variant of the Galaxy S11 series will incorporate an 108-megapixel sensor. This won’t be the ISOCELL Bright HMX sensor launched a few months ago. However, it will be of the same size 1/1.3-inch. The details of the superior quality and the differences between the two sensors have not been detailed by the tipster, The tipster says that this new custom sensor will be superior in quality, and come with a high cost attached to it. and Samsung should offer official details in the coming weeks.

Even the base Galaxy S11 variant is reported to sport a second gen 108-megapixel sensor and offer 5x optical zoom support. However, it will be of the same size example 1/1.3-inch. The details of the superior quality and the differences between the two sensor have not been detailed by the tipster, Samsung Galaxy S11E has been spotted on 3C certification website in China. This means the entire Galaxy S11 series should get support for 25W fast charging support.The listing also reiterates support for 5G as well.