The Samsung Galaxy M11 is revealed to have a punch-hole display and a 3.5mm jack
The Samsung SM-M11F/DSN is officially validated. (Source: NCC via MySmartPrice)
A device called the Samsung SM-M11F/DSN has reportedly been approved by Thailand's national regulator, the NCC. This phone is most likely to be called the Galaxy M11 on its launch. According to its new leak, it will have a display with an in-display selfie camera, a USB type C port and a headphone jack.
Samsung is currently in the process of updating its cost-effective Galaxy M (and A) series of smartphones for 2020. A new leak suggests that one of the next devices to see a successor will be the Galaxy M10. It was saddled with a micro-USB port last year; however, it looks like this discrepancy has been addressed in its replacement.
This hint as to the M11's upgraded nature come from images allegedly found on the NCC's database. They pertain to a new phone called the Samsung SM-M11F/DSN, and show a small-ish form-factor (about 150mm in total length) with an updated data/charging port and a headphone jack. It has a 5000mAh battery, which, while generous for a device of its probable tier, will not touch the M21's confirmed 6000mAh capacity.
It also now appears that the M11 will step up to triple cameras this year: not that much of a surprise, as the M10 had dual 13+5MP shooters. This new certification does not reveal any internal specs for the phone, besides a mention of a 32GB internal storage option. Therefore, it seems the Galaxy M11's launch in Thailand is imminent.
Some more images from the SM-M11F/DSN's apparent new certification. (Source: NCC via MySmartPrice)
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