Galaxy S21 Rear Camera Housing Leaks as Parts Head into Production

 




It should not come as a surprise at this point that the Galaxy S21 is going to be launched earlier than expected. For a number of reasons, Samsung is doing it and a lot of us believe it is the right move. We did not expect the leaks to begin rolling out so soon, though but hey, that's what happened.

After the Galaxy S21 and S21 Ultra renders leaked a few days ago, we now have a live image showing the S21 rear camera housing, and if you compare that with what the renders showed us a lot of things are starting to make sense, and now we're interested in seeing what Samsung has for us in store.

The Camera Housing of the Leaked Galaxy S21 confirms that the phone will have 3 rear cameras

Without wasting any more time, here is how the rear camera housing looks like, and it corroborates with the previous leak as well, which gives us all the more reasons to believe that this is in fact that housing for the Galaxy S21.

Galaxy S21

Another interesting thing to note here is that if the rear housing is leaked, this also confirms the rumours that Samsung is beginning earlier than expected to produce ports for the Galaxy S21 so that they can also launch the device earlier. This is done to ensure that Samsung can create gaps between releases, so that users do not feel that the company is intentionally outdating their phones.

Again I'm really looking forward to seeing what Samsung has in store for us with the Galaxy S21 series, considering how it is just a housing picture. It's going to be a big upgrade or just a tiny change from the Galaxy S20 we saw earlier this year.

Are you planning to jump the gun and buy the S21 or S21 Ultra Galaxy, or are you happy with your older machine? In the comments below, let us know.

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