Samsung’s CEO DJ Koh has been spotted testing out the Galaxy Note 9 in public, ahead of the handset’s official launch.
We already know quite a bit about the handset, following a multitude of leaks over the past few months, and now we’ve actually seen the handset in the wild.
As you can see in the image below, the handset has a different camera housing to that of the Galaxy Note 8.
The fingerprint sensor is now located beneath the camera unit as well – this will make it easier to reach.
As of right now, this appears to be the only cosmetic change Samsung has implemented inside the Galaxy Note 9’s design.
Samsung Galaxy Note 9 S-Pen Updates
Samsung has apparently tweaked the S-Pen quite heavily, adding in more advanced features and the latest iteration of Bluetooth.
Other specs for the Galaxy Note 9 include:
- 6GB of RAM
- 6.3in OLED Display
- Snapdragon 845 CPU
- 128GB of Storage
- Dual-12MP Camera
- 4000mAh Battery
- Android 8.0
The Samsung Galaxy Note 9 will launch on August 9 at Samsung’s Unpacked Event in New York.
As for a release date, reports suggest the handset will be available in stores from August 24.
Read our full breakdown of ALL the Galaxy Note 9's specs and features for a complete picture of what's in store...
