The Unpacked 2018 event on February 25 will let Galaxy S fans meet the new Samsung Galaxy S9 and Galaxy S9+. We are just a couple of days ahead of the launch of these much-awaited flagship smartphones from Samsung. Earlier we have already reported about the image which showed off the smartphones in all new dashing color: the Lilac Purple color. While the tech industry was already reported the Purple color variant, there are more to be offered. The latest report suggests that Samsung Galaxy S9+ will have a Coral blue color variant.
The famous tipster Evan Blass has revealed the Coral Blue color variant of the Samsung Galaxy S9+. So now we know that apart from the Lilac Purple, Midnight Black, and the Titanium Grey, the device will also get an additional variant Coral Blue Color variant. From the leak, the handset has been spotted with minimum bezels where one can have a look at the bottom bezels which are comparatively thinner than that preset on the top due to the housing of sensors as well as the cameras under the display. On the rear panel, the device houses a vertically-aligned dual camera module which is accompanied by a dual-LED flash. Beneath the camera module, there is the fingerprint scanner embedded beside the body sensors which are mounted just next to cameras. Overall, the design of Samsung Galaxy S9 and S9+ is much alike to the early images which were leaked some days ago, the report suggests.
The Samsung Galaxy S9+ is also expected to bear a Bixby button on the left-hand side apart from the volume rockers, and the power button on the right-hand side. The device is expected to bear a 6.2-inch Super AMOLED display with an inclusion of Quad-HD+ resolution of 1440×2960 pixels. It will come with 12-megapixel cameras on the Galaxy S9+. Up front, there would be an 8-megapixel AF sensor. As of now, we need to keep an eye on upcoming Samsung‘s Galaxy S9 duo news in the coming days. So stay tuned to us.
