Galaxy A7 (2018) press renders confirm Infinity Display, triple-camera setup
Earlier today, the first image of Samsung’s upcoming Galaxy A7 (2018) showed up online confirming a new triple camera setup on the rear. Now, just hours later, every other design aspect has been revealed thanks to a new set of press renders.
As expected, the smartphone includes a large 18.5:9 Infinity Display up front complete with slim side bezels. This is accompanied by a relatively average bottom bezel which itself matches the thickness of the top one. While on this topic, it's worth noting that the top bezel is home to an in-ear speaker, the LED notification light, a proximity sensor, and, of course, the front-facing selfie camera.
The Samsung Galaxy A7 (2018) will go official on October 11 alongside the slightly more premium Galaxy A9 Pro (2018). In both cases, sales should commence shortly after the event and, in the case of the Galaxy A7 model, consumers should be able to purchase it in either black or blue.
As expected, the smartphone includes a large 18.5:9 Infinity Display up front complete with slim side bezels. This is accompanied by a relatively average bottom bezel which itself matches the thickness of the top one. While on this topic, it's worth noting that the top bezel is home to an in-ear speaker, the LED notification light, a proximity sensor, and, of course, the front-facing selfie camera.
Moving on to the smartphone’s frame, two volume keys can be seen on the right side, as can an elongated power button that doubles as a fingerprint scanner. Moreover, towards the bottom of the smartphone, a USB Type-C port is positioned in the middle, while to the right is a 3.5mm headphone jack. Lastly, backing up the live image that leaked earlier today, the Galaxy A7 (2018) is set to become Samsung’s first smartphone with three rear cameras that are all positioned vertically in the top left corner, just above the LED flash.
source: GalaxyClub (translated)
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