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

by Joshua Swingle / Oct 10, 2018, 1:11 PM

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

After a year of smartphone releases dominated by dual and triple camera setups, Samsung will be taking things a step further tomorrow with the world’s first quadruple-camera smartphone. But with just one day to go, the smartphone, which is set to be known internationally as the Galaxy A9 (2018) and in China as the Galaxy A9s, has just leaked out entirely through Samsung’s own website.

Starting with the exterior characteristics, the front portion of the device is dominated by a large Infinity Display that sits at 6.3-inches in size and includes a resolution of 2160 x 1080p. As is usually the case with Samsung smartphones, an always-on screen feature will be supported. Over on the rear, the glass panel is home to a square-shaped fingerprint scanner and a rather odd-looking vertical camera setup in the corner that resembles that of the Galaxy A9 Star. While each sensor was detailed earlier today, it turns out Samsung will be offering a total of 19 image enhancement modes. These will adjust photos depending on the subject of each.

Internally, this new leak confirms once again that the Snapdragon 660 clocked at 2.2GHz will indeed power the smartphone. In addition to this, 6GB of RAM is coupled with 128GB of expandable internal storage. Battery-wise, a larger-than-expected 3,800mAh cell is included, as is support for fast charging by the USB Type-C port. Other specs include Android 8.1 Oreo straight out of the box and support for two nanoSIM cards.

For those who may be interested in the upcoming device, Samsung will be livestreaming its unveiling tomorrow. Sales of the smartphone will presumably commence later on this month. However, pricing still remains unclear.

Samsung Galaxy A9 (2018

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source: Samsung via Steve Hemmerstoffer

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19 Comments

1. turk_az

Posts: 75; Member since: May 11, 2012

it's a good looking phone if the price is right it's gonna sell well

posted on Oct 10, 2018, 1:39 PM 2

2. andrewc31394

Posts: 298; Member since: Jun 23, 2012

not even shipping with 9.0 that's been out for over 2 months? this is just embarrassing.

posted on Oct 10, 2018, 1:54 PM 1

4. Subpixel

Posts: 51; Member since: Feb 22, 2018

Even with Oreo 8.1 Samsungs Experience UI is years ahead of stock Android.

posted on Oct 10, 2018, 3:25 PM 10

6. AmashAziz

Posts: 2934; Member since: Jun 30, 2014

That's not the point of stock android

posted on Oct 10, 2018, 3:34 PM 0

10. strategic_developer

Posts: 1627; Member since: Jul 17, 2018

Still a fact though.

posted on Oct 10, 2018, 4:41 PM 5

16. aegislash

Posts: 1520; Member since: Jan 27, 2015

It isn't the point, but let's not try and pretend that Android would be the way it is today without Samsung's help.

posted on Oct 10, 2018, 7:30 PM 3

9. strategic_developer

Because we all know when a phone is in development. It will come with the version if Android available during that time. They arent gonna stop working just because a new Android appears. You guys need to get off that. No matter what version of Android it has, as a Samsung it will do more than any other Android with or without the latest version

posted on Oct 10, 2018, 4:40 PM 2

13. Cat97

Posts: 1937; Member since: Mar 02, 2017

I installed Android 9.0 final on my OnePlus 6 and there is simply no discernible difference to Android 8.x. Battery life is actually worse.

posted on Oct 10, 2018, 4:59 PM 2

14. uberzero

Posts: 53; Member since: Jul 07, 2018

Look what happened on devices updated to Android 9.0 Pie. Regression like slow charge is one of issues. Samsung is testing Android Pie to insure their enhancements don't break or leak a major vulnerability.

posted on Oct 10, 2018, 5:21 PM 2

3. D34ever

Posts: 233; Member since: Jul 14, 2018

Interesting phone. I wonder if it has any audio enhancement features. Is the screen OLED?

posted on Oct 10, 2018, 2:48 PM 1

7. errnope

Posts: 43; Member since: May 23, 2018

Super AMOLED, it is in the Google cache source link.

posted on Oct 10, 2018, 3:35 PM 0

5. surethom

Posts: 1722; Member since: Mar 04, 2009

Give it an oled then make this the S10

8. ALMBO6

Posts: 196; Member since: May 28, 2018

I wonder if Samsung will be able to reproduce on this model what Huawei has done with its P20 Pro's Camera Night mode. I hope they do!

posted on Oct 10, 2018, 3:51 PM 1

11. strategic_developer

So many cameras. Why?

posted on Oct 10, 2018, 4:42 PM 1

12. El6153

Posts: 11; Member since: May 03, 2018

Wow nice job samsung

posted on Oct 10, 2018, 4:52 PM 0

15. syntaxlord

Posts: 239; Member since: Oct 01, 2018

This is getting ridiculous. If these leaks are true, this is going to be one of the worst looking phones of this year in terms of the rear design. I imagine that this is going to be a nightmare for case manufacturers...

posted on Oct 10, 2018, 5:59 PM 0

17. cmdacos

Posts: 4272; Member since: Nov 01, 2016

How is this going to make any difference at all for case manufacturers?

posted on Oct 10, 2018, 7:35 PM 1

18. syntaxlord

I was just thinking that the cutout for the camera would be annoying to design because it's fairly large. You know, this made more sense in my head...