Since the announcement of the Galaxy Note 20 and S20 FE, we have been looking forward to what Samsung has to show us next year. We know that the Galaxy S21 will be coming early next year, and leaks are now ramping up.

New photos showing the Galaxy S21's camera housing have surfaced on the web, giving us another glimpse of the coming phone's triple-lens shooter.

Of course, we have already seen 3D renderings of the Galaxy S21 and S21 Ultra courtesy of OnLeaks, but this image from Slashleaks is the first time we have seen part of the real S21.

Surprisingly, they match what OnLeaks has already shown us, with space for three camera lenses and a mix of curves and sharp corners that make the S21's back look very attractive.

What we do not see, however, is the wraparound effect on the edge of the phone. This is due to the fact that this piece of metal is placed below the surface, and the aesthetics are provided by the extra glass pieces on the surface.

Not much else can be seen from this one image, but it is good to see that it corroborates the rendered image we have already seen. We are also told that the phone will have a 6.2-inch display and a single hole punch camera on top of the full-screen display; the OnLeaks renderings also seem to show off a flat-screen S21, but at this early stage we We cannot say for sure.

The S21 Ultra, on the other hand, is said to increase the screen size from 6.7" to 6.9" and will also feature a quad-lens camera system that will reportedly include two telephoto lenses (3x and 10x zoom, respectively).

Furthermore, if we believe the rumors, Samsung may launch the S21 in January 2021. Therefore, we should not have to wait too long to see what Samsung has in store for us.