We have obtained another early look at the Samsung Galaxy S21. This leak makes the differences between the three upcoming versions very clear.

The photos are from Max Weinbach's Twitter and appear to be three dummy models of the Galaxy S21. He does not name the phones in his tweet, but given Samsung's leaks and information from other sources, these are clearly Galaxy S21 models.

Earlier leaks showed a new camera block design, with a rounded rectangle spilling over the edge of the phone. This is noticeably wider on the largest model, which is assumed to be called the Galaxy S21 Ultra; a subtle change from the plain rectangle of the Galaxy S20 series, but an interesting one that helps set the Galaxy S21 apart from many similar Android competitors.

We can see that these dummies reflect the three different sizes of the Galaxy S21. Like this year's Galaxy S20, they are likely to be called Galaxy S21, S21 Plus, and S21 Ultra. the S20 line included devices 6.2 inches across (Galaxy S20), 6.7 inches (Galaxy S20 Plus), 6.9 inches (Galaxy S20 Ultra) were, and it is likely that the S21 will be almost the same. The small and medium models are 6.2" and 6.7" respectively, but the S21 Ultra is a touch smaller at 6.8".

The two smaller models also differ in that they have a circular notch on the right side of the camera block. This is for the phone's flash module, according to detailed renderings released by Steve "OnLeaks" Hemmerstoffer; OnLeaks' images show that the S21 Ultra's flash is integrated into the larger camera bump.

According to the latest rumors, we will know in January if this leak and the rest of the leaks are accurate. This is likely due to Samsung trying to steal the thunder of the recently released iPhone 12 earlier than the S20, which was released last year.