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More Samsung Galaxy S6 details surface

As we get closer to Samsung Unpacked 2015, we get yet another peek at more details of the Samsung Galaxy S6.

Thanks to renders from casemaker Verus, we pretty much have confirmation on some of the physical features of the Galaxy S6 which they claim is the real deal.

Samsung’s next flagship is expected to have a unibody metal design, if the leaked schematics hold true. Instead of the flat edge that we’ve already seen on their Galaxy Alpha, Note 4 and A series smartphones, this new model seems to be going for the rounded edge look, not unlike that of an iPhone 6 or an Xperia Z3.

In terms of thickness, the schematics suggest that it would be 6.91mm which is a little bit thicker than the 6.3mm of the Galaxy A7.


Apart from that, the other noticeable difference is the placement of the heart rate sensor, which is placed vertically besides the camera which is similar to the Galaxy Alpha. On top of that, the phone looks to be getting two separate volume buttons and a slightly protruding camera module.

The image below details the dimensions of the Galaxy S6.

[SOURCE, 1, 2]

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