The Samsung Galaxy S21 is currently seeing a lot of leaks, and this latest leak shows what we can expect from the display.

Ice Universe posted two images on Twitter that appear to be a pair of screen protectors.

If these images are legitimate, they show Samsung's insistence on using punch hole cutouts for the selfie camera. Previous leaks have indicated that Samsung will include an under-display front camera on the Galaxy S21, but that does not appear to be the case.

The size is as expected, with the Galaxy S21 Plus being larger than the basic S21. However, the actual size is not known at this time.

The current Galaxy S20 has a 6.2" display and the Galaxy S20 Plus is 6.7", so we can assume that these two S21 panels are the same size, or at least within a tenth of an inch.

Although not confirmed by this image, the display itself on both the Galaxy S21 and Galaxy S21 Plus is thought to be slightly curved. The Galaxy S21 Ultra, on the other hand, is rumored to have completely curved display edges, presumably to allow users to comfortably hold the larger device.

The corners of the display are also worth noting. The corners of the Galaxy S20 series are rounded, while the corners of Samsung's Galaxy Note 20 series are sharp. Recent leaks suggest that the S21 Ultra will be compatible with the S Pen stylus, suggesting a merger of the two phone lines.

Aside from design tweaks, we expect the Galaxy S21 series to feature a new Snapdragon 875 chipset manufactured in a 5nm process, similar to the A14 Bionic in the iPhone 12. And we expect the S20 Ultra to feature at least one camera upgrade, especially two optical zoom lenses, a 3x lens and a 10x periscope lens.

According to recent rumors, the Galaxy S21 series will likely debut in January.