Latest Samsung Galaxy S20 Plus leak reveals the phone's specs - CNET

Behold, the Samsung Galaxy s20.

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Samsung's expected to introduce its next Galaxy S20 line on Feb. 11, but all might be revealed well beforehand. We recently got our first glimpses of the S20 Plus 5G and its many rear cameras, and now we have a pretty detailed idea of what to expect in terms of specs on Samsung's newest S phones. 

As with most recent Galaxy leaks, including those aforementioned images, the specs list comes courtesy of Max Weinbach of XDA Developers. According to the outlet, Samsung's middle Galaxy S20 will feature a 6.7-inch AMOLED display with a 120Hz refresh rate when at full HD resolution (running at a higher resolution will drop the refresh rate to the older 60Hz), 128GB of storage on the base model, 12GB of RAM and 4,500-mAh battery with 25-watt fast charging. 

Also present will be four rear cameras: two 12-megapixel sensors, a 64-megapixel lens and a time-of-flight camera that Samsung has previously used to help with augmented reality on phones like the Note 10 Plus and Galaxy S10 Plus 5G. One of the 12-megapixel lenses will function as the main camera, and the site has previously said the other cameras will add features such as telephoto zoom and ultrawide-angle shots (it's unclear which sensor will serve which function). 

The new phone will have an ultrasonic fingerprint sensor, according to the report, as well as Qualcomm's Snapdragon 865 processor. What won't be there, however, is a headphone jack, according to the site, which says Samsung has ditched the port and is instead including a USB-C version of its wired AKG headphones in the box.  

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The S20 Plus is expected to be one of at least three versions of the updated Galaxy line, with a smaller 6.3-inch S20 as the base model and a 6.9-inch S20 Ultra as the top phone. Variants with 5G are expected, and Samsung is also rumored to be introducing a new Razr-like foldable phone at its February event. 

Samsung did not immediately respond to CNET's request for comment. 

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