Quadruple-camera Galaxy A9 (2018) leaks out through Samsung’s website


Tomorrow, October 11, Samsung should hold a new event on which they will present the world’s first smartphone with four rear cameras the Galaxy A9 2018 edition. However, on the eve of the event, all the details and images of the phone has appeared (apparently by mistake) on the official website of Samsung. And although the page was soon deleted, Google managed to keep it in the cache.

So, the phone main camera sensors include widescreen (8MP, f/2.4), telephoto (10MP, f/2.4), 24MP main sensor (f/1.7) and portrait (5MP, f/2.2). They promise 19 modes of image optimization.

Samsung Galaxy A9 2018 got a 6,3-inch FHD+ Super AMOLED display, a 3D glass back panel, an 8-core processor (Not specified, but most likely it is a Snapdragon 660) with 6 GB of RAM (in some countries a version with 8 GB will be available), 128 GB of internal memory, a slot for two SIM cards and a microSD memory card up to 512 GB, a 3800mAh battery, a face recognition technology and a fingerprint scanner on the back.

In addition, there is the Always On Display feature so even in the locked state, important information is displayed on the display (date, time, notification ,etc. ).

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The smartphone is presented in three colors: black, blue and pink. The cost of devices is not specified on the site, but perhaps this information is saved for the official presentation.

It is worth to mention that the Galaxy A9(2018) with the model numberĀ SM-A9200 hasĀ seen on Geekbench running theĀ Snapdragon 660 SoC paired with 6GB of RAM, which returnsĀ 5844Ā points on the multi-core level, and 1609 on the single core level.

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2 Comments

  1. Michael Ogbonnaya
    October 11, 2018

    That’s a phone to impress photo enthusiasts. But I’m very sure that the price will be above the sky. Let’s wait and see. It’s only a matter of hours before they unwrap it.

  2. Conrad Aquilina
    October 11, 2018

    This is getting out of hand. Why don’t we just go for 10 cameras, so we can finally switch to different areas to improve mobile devices, huh?