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Alleged Samsung Galaxy M11 with punch-hole revealed by Google Play Console

Google Play Console leaks the Samsung Galaxy M11 with a punch-hole FHD+ display.

Samsung Galaxy M11

Alleged Samsung Galaxy M11 leaks

Google Play Console listed the Samsung Galaxy M11 which may confirm that the device be released soon. The listing has a frontal image of the device that shows a nearly borderless display with a punch-hole at the top left.

In addition, some specs are revealed as well. It seems to have a 1560 x 720 HD+ resolution screen with 280 ppi pixel density, Snapdragon 450 SoC, Adreno 506 GPU, and 3GB of RAM. It will also be loaded with Android 10 with Samsung One UI 2.0 on top out of the box. It seems to also only support 2.4GHz WiFi as well.

Until Samsung has officially unveiled the device, there is no word yet if the alleged device is real or not. Given that it was listed in Google Play console then it may be true.

What do you guys think?

Source: GSMArena

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