Samsung Galaxy A18s Design and Specs Revealed in New Leak

Recent leaks have provided our first detailed look at the upcoming Samsung Galaxy A18s, revealing both its design and anticipated specifications. Based on computer-aided design (CAD) renders that have appeared online, the phone appears to follow Samsung’s established styling for the A-series, with a flat display, flat rear panel, and rounded edges. The most noticeable change lies in the rear camera arrangement, which moves away from individual protruding rings to a single vertical pill-shaped module that blends into the back panel, similar to recent models like the Galaxy A27, A37, and A57.

On the front, the device retains a waterdrop notch to house the selfie camera, along with relatively thick bezels, particularly at the bottom—a design choice that remains common in the budget segment despite looking dated compared to slimmer alternatives. According to the leak, the phone measures approximately 164.4 × 77.8 × 7.8 mm and may feature a 6.7-inch Super AMOLED display with a smooth 90Hz refresh rate, though Samsung has not yet confirmed these details officially.

In terms of performance, reports suggest a shift in processor choices for the Galaxy A18s. The 5G variant is rumored to utilize a Qualcomm Snapdragon chipset, while the 4G version could rely on a MediaTek processor, marking a departure from the Exynos chips used in earlier models. Software-wise, the device is expected to ship with Android 16, paired with Samsung’s latest One UI 8 interface.

Camera specifications remain partially veiled, but leaks point toward a triple rear setup potentially including a 50MP main camera, an 8MP ultrawide lens, and a 2MP depth sensor. The front camera, situated within the waterdrop notch, is speculated to be a 16MP shooter suitable for selfies and video calls.

Powering the phone could be a sizable 6,000mAh lithium-ion battery, supported by 25W fast wired charging. Further hardware details, including final pricing and exact release timing, are still under wraps, but the emergence of detailed CAD renders suggests that the official launch may be nearing. Additional information is expected to surface in the coming weeks.