Samsung doesn’t have a brand new design for next year’s Galaxy S9. Instead, the phone will look mostly like this year’s Galaxy S8, save for the back side, which is getting a few welcome improvements.

A short video last week offered us a first sneak peek at the Galaxy S9, featuring 3D renders based on CAD files, and now we have more images from the same source.

Some more, just for your pleasure... Cheers! 😙 #Samsung #GalaxyS9 #EyeCandy #LeakPorn pic.twitter.com/HTRn30PwY3

— Steve H. (@OnLeaks) December 17, 2017

And here is the bigger version:  

Of course, I also found his big brother for you guys... UW... 😏 #Samsung #GalaxyS9Plus 360° video render + dimensions, on behalf of @mysmartprice... https://t.co/ILBOnASul8 pic.twitter.com/JMiaYYr8fJ — Steve H. (@OnLeaks) December 14, 2017

We’re looking at all-screen Infinity Display phones that resemble the Galaxy S8 and Galaxy S8+. The fingerprint sensor is found on the back, although it’s been relocated. It’s now in a central position that should be easier to reach, right under the camera.

As for the camera, only the Galaxy S9+ will feature a dual-lens shooter on the back. Why? Because Samsung probably really likes what Apple did with the iPhone when it comes to money. Dual camera iPhones are more expensive than single-lens models, but Apple sells a boatload nonetheless. Samsung is apparently looking to copy that recipe for success with the Galaxy S9 line.

As always with leaks, there’s nothing official about the Galaxy S9, and there’s always a chance that things will change. Just ask @OnLeaks about his Galaxy Note 8 CAD renders. You know, the ones he doesn’t like to bring up.

Samsung is expected to unveil the Galaxy S9 series in late February at MWC 2018.

This article was originally published at BGR.com