Samsung Galaxy S8 leaks yet again, this time wrapped inside a protective case
Samsung doesn’t seem to be able to plug the leaks. Two upcoming high-end products from the company – Galaxy S8 and Galaxy Tab S3 – have been leaked multiple times over the course of past few weeks. The Galaxy S8 has now appeared once again, wrapped inside a protective case.
This new image of the Galaxy S8 exhibits the same design as we’ve been noticing in most of the previous leaks. There’s no physical button on the front. A selfie camera and an iris scanner are visible above the screen. A fingerprint sensor can be seen beside the rear-facing camera. An LED flash and a heart rate monitor can be seen on the other side of the main camera. However, take this image with a pinch of salt as it can be a very neatly photoshopped fake.
The Galaxy S8 and the Galaxy S8 Plus are expected to be announced on March 29 at an event in New York. Samsung unveiled the Exynos 8895 chipset yesterday, which is most probably be the one that will be used in the upcoming flagship smartphones.
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Not worth buying. It’s just a s7 rebranded
Even the fake one has glare on the edge. Ugh.
Flat screens please.
I think everyone needs to realise that this is a dummy unit Samsung sends to case makers in “confidentiality” ahead of the release but obviously someone decided leak it anyway.
Just a cardboard or plastic sheet cutout. You can see where the paper is creased as they squeezed it under the case.
This is not the S8, even the date on the screen is wrong.
Again, this case maker seems incapable to protect the edge screen. Think Evo tactical for ote7 from tech21, people…
This is a cardboard with the Note7 artwork. Completely NOTHING to do with the S8 whatsoever… Even the date (Tuesday 2 August) it’s refering to 2016 when the Note7 was released. What a totally useless photo.
It’s real. To round. Note7 better design. 🙁
To far many leaks, this long before the release..
Are you blind? You can see the creases at the side, and at the bottom right, zoom it a little and you can see where the plastic sheet is broken in a little. Lol.
That’s cardboard… It’s not the actual phone