Samsung Galaxy F05 Renders Leaked: Entry-Level Model Gets Leather Back, S25 Series Features Revealed

Samsung Galaxy F05 Renders Leaked: Entry-Level Model Gets Leather Back, S25 Series Features RevealedRecently, a set of render images of the Samsung Galaxy F05 smartphone has been leaked online. The images show the device in a deep blue color, and it is expected to be available in at least two color options

Samsung Galaxy F05 Renders Leaked: Entry-Level Model Gets Leather Back, S25 Series Features Revealed

Recently, a set of render images of the Samsung Galaxy F05 smartphone has been leaked online. The images show the device in a deep blue color, and it is expected to be available in at least two color options. The front design retains the Infinity-U waterdrop screen style, with the bottom bezel slightly thicker than the top bezel. The volume and power buttons are located on the right side of the phone. Notably, the Galaxy F05's back cover features a leather material, replacing the previous plastic material, which is expected to provide a more comfortable grip. The rear camera adopts a vertically aligned dual-camera design, with the LED flash located in the middle to the right of the two lenses, and the Samsung logo remains at the bottom.

Detailed specifications for the Galaxy F05 have not been officially released, but industry insiders suggest that it may share similar specs with its predecessor, the Galaxy F04. The Samsung Galaxy F04 was launched in January last year as an entry-level phone priced at 9499 rupees (approximately 792 yuan). It comes in purple and green color options, featuring a 6.5-inch IPS LCD waterdrop display. It boasts a 5MP front camera and a 13MP main camera + 2MP lens combination on the rear, supporting GPS, Bluetooth 5.0, dual SIM card slots, USB Type-C port, and a 3.5mm headphone jack. Powered by the MediaTek Helio P35 processor, it houses a 5000mAh battery with 15W charging support, equipped with 4GB of RAM and 64GB of storage, supporting 4GB of virtual memory and microSD card expansion (up to 1TB). It runs the OneUI 4.1 operating system.

Besides the entry-level model, information about the new flagship Samsung Galaxy S25 series has also been revealed. Blogger @iIceUniverse recently shared new render images of the Galaxy S25 Ultra and stated, "This render is not perfect, the curvature near the back cover hasn't been done yet." Based on the images, the Galaxy S25 Ultra continues its rectangular design aesthetic, featuring a single-hole straight screen on the front, with narrow bezels surrounding the screen, and the power and volume buttons located on the right side of the device.

According to previous leaks, the Galaxy S25 Ultra will have a body width of 77.6mm and a thickness of 8.4mm, equipped with a 6.86-inch display. Its rear camera setup comprises a 200MP ultra-large pixel main camera + 3X telephoto lens + 5X periscope super telephoto lens + ultra-wide-angle lens combination. It is expected to be powered by the Snapdragon 8 Gen 4 processor, likely a customized version, with a more aggressive core frequency compared to the standard version. It will house a 4855~5000mAh battery, supporting 45W fast charging, and is expected to introduce a new functionality called "Battery AI," aiming to improve battery life by 10%.

Overall, the new Galaxy S25 series will introduce numerous upgrades, focusing on screen, imaging, performance, and AI features. There are reports that the Galaxy S25 Ultra's Chinese version has completed registration and might be released soon, so stay tuned.

Additionally, the head of Samsung's display division recently confirmed during a keynote speech titled "Eternal Evolution of Display and Artificial Intelligence" that Samsung is currently developing products in various forms to meet the demand for smartphones in the AI era. He mentioned that Samsung will launch new smart devices in the future, featuring different forms like dual-fold, multi-fold, and rollable designs. Although a specific release date has not been revealed, it is expected to be announced soon. Samsung is expected to launch multiple new phones in the second half of the year, potentially bringing multiple form-factor devices. Stay tuned for more exciting developments.