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We've seen rear fingerprint sensors before on devices like the Nexus 5X, 6P, Pixel and even the more recently released G6, but these scanners are always located at the centre of the devices» rear, rather than towards the top.

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The model you see above is said to be the T - Mobile REVVL T1, which reportedly features a 5.5 - inch 1920 × 1080 display, 13 - megapixel rear and 5 - megapixel front cameras, 3000mAh battery, and fingerprint reader.

Also seen in the video is the rumored fingerprint scanner, the rear camera module similar to what we see on the Nexus 5.

Seemingly similar to the rear dual camera - sporting Vivo Xplay 6 launched roughly six months ago, minus a physical home button / optical fingerprint sensor, this pioneer could see daylight at the 2017 Mobile World Congress in Shanghai a couple of weeks from now.

Everything you need to know about Samsung's next flagship has already been doing the rounds: the Galaxy S9 and S9 + will share much of their design thinking with their predecessors, while moving the fingerprint sensor below the camera on the rear panel (seen above).

This and other leaks show that the G6 will likely have a fingerprint sensor on the front, and the G6 Play leaks that we've seen show it on the back near the rear camera.

As seen in the above image, the fingerprint will be now placed below the rear camera.

The fingerprint scanner is present on the rear, pretty different location than what we saw on the FS8018 and the Aquos S2.

A capacitive button with a fingerprint sensor built - in is be found on the front of the OnePlus 3T, while the rear will see a small centralised OnePlus logo, with a larger camera sensor above it towards the top.

We can see the rear camera, LED flash and sensor cluster, and the relocated fingerprint scanner on the back of the phone, however.

Sitting just above the fingerprint sensor are the two rear cameras — I still don't necessarily love the way they protrude separately from each other, but dual cameras are great to see in a $ 200 phone.

The alleged iPhone 8 panels show off how the smartphone will come with a bezel-less display and it further hints at an onscreen fingerprint sensor since we don't see a placement for the typical home button cutout with TouchID integrated or a cutout for the fingerprint sensor at the rear.

In the prototype, we can see the fingerprint sensor placed on the rear panel and a 3.5 mm audio jack is nowhere to be found.

LG's rear - facing volume rocker flanks the fingerprint sensor power button in plastic, too, and while you can't see it at first, the underside of the silicone cover is really plastic if you peel it back to expose the removeable battery and microSD card slot.

It would certainly be a lot better than a rear - mounted fingerprint sensor, which could have been seen by long - time fans as a poor design choice.

Also, a fingerprint sensor on the front and rear cameras on the top left side of the device has been seen.

I would have prefer to see the fingerprint scanner placed below the camera, similar to what we see on the LG G6 and most other smartphones with rear fingerprint scanners.

While bezels will be reduced from last year's Pixel XL model, you'll also see the same general look to the slab — though the fingerprint sensor will not be enclosed by the glass on the rear side.

Today's images confirm that thing, and it seems we are 100 % going to see the rear - mounted fingerprint scanner on the Galaxy S8.

As seen on V7 Plus, the V7 will also feature a rear - facing fingerprint sensor.

Having said that, this smartphone is made out of metal and glass, as you can see, and it sports a rear - facing fingerprint scanner.

OnePlus 6 could retain the rear - mounted fingerprint sensor that we saw on the OnePlus 5T.

As Apple's launch event suggested, it sees the features in the iPhone X as where it wants its smartphones to go in the future and clearly prefers to drop a physical fingerprint sensor down the road — it's part of the reason why the iPhone X didn't go with a rear fingerprint sensor as seen on phones like the Google Pixel series.

Based on the image seen above, the Android handset will have dual rear cameras and a dual - LED flash, in addition to lacking a physical home button and a fingerprint reader.

The phone is also expected to continue offering an iris scanner, a rear - placed fingerprint sensor, USB Type - C port, and a 3.5 mm headphone jack that we saw with the Galaxy S8.

The OnePlus 5T comes with an aluminium build too, similar to that of the OnePlus 5, though the fingerprint sensor moves to the rear of the device in order for the bezels to shrink on the front, making way for an 18:9 ratio display, as we have seen on other 2017 flagship smartphones.

It has the same two - tone back that we saw in the original Pixel and a circular fingerprint sensor placed on the rear cover.

To those wishing for the in - display fingerprint, I've been told by my sources that it's unlikely to happen, and we will likely see the high rear scanner for one more generation before in - display happens with the Note 9, at the earliest, S10 at the latest.

Though early rumors suggested the device might introduce an in - screen fingerprint scanner, new reports indicate Samsung may use a rear - facing capacitive sensor, similar to the one seen on the Galaxy S8.

The 5T introduces an 18:9 aspect ratio display, which sees the fingerprint sensor move from the front of the device as it is on the 5 to the rear.

A physical home button is positioned beneath the display of the Moto X4, incorporating a fingerprint sensor, while the rear sees the signature batwing «M», as many Moto fans will now expect, along with a raised circular camera housing that features dual - lenses and a flash.

Towards the top of the handset, you can see a vertically aligned dual - lens camera and a fingerprint sensor that sits below the rear flash.

In it, we see a cutout on the back of the handset that would accommodate a rear - facing Touch ID fingerprint sensor.

On the back, we can see a set of dual cameras, an LED flash, a plastic window for sensors and a rear - mounted fingerprint sensor.

We are expecting to see a dual camera setup on the back of the Nubia Z19, while the phone could sport an in - display fingerprint scanner, unless Nubia opts to include a rear - facing fingerprint sensor instead.

The last device I used with a fingerprint sensor was the Samsung Tab S2 which had the home button doubling up as the fingerprint sensor, and I was really interested to see how does a rear fingerprint sensor fare in terms of ease of use.

Further specs include a 4,400 mAh battery, fingerprint scanner, a 16 MP rear camera and a 5 MP front - facing camera (housed on the bottom lip of the device, seeing that there's no room for it at the top).

As you can see in the images provided by TENAA, this phone resembles Redmi Note 2 quite a bit, but it's made out of metal, and it sports a rear - facing fingerprint scanner.

As can be seen in the image, the P7 appears to be a sleek metal phone with smooth lines and an integrated fingerprint scanner beneath the rear camera.

I prefer to see the fingerprint sensor on the rear of the handset — it's more natural and comfortable — but having a sensor is better than not having one.

As you can see from the shot above, Samsung will be doing away with a physical home button and capacitive navigation keys on the phone's front, moving to on - screen buttons while shifting the fingerprint sensor to the phone's rear, to the right (or left, depending on how you're holding the phone) of the 12MP rear camera.

The shiny upper panel you see around the fingerprint sensor on the rear side is said to be a touchpad.

There will also be a rear - mounted fingerprint sensor on this device, a departure from the front - mounted option seen on other HTC - made devices such as the HTC 10.

Here is the image of the official final render of the device, and the good thing is we can clearly see that the device comes with the in - screen fingerprint scanner and no wonder why but comes with just a single rear camera.

In addition to showing the bezel-less front panel, it also shows a rear - mounted fingerprint scanner, much in line with what we're seeing from Android OEMs.

From what we've seen before today, we are expecting a device with an all - metal chassis, boasting a dual camera setup with a rear - mounted fingerprint sensor.

As you can see this handset will also come with a rear - facing fingerprint scanner, while its main camera will protrude a bit.

It's also showing from the back so you can see the dual rear cameras and fingerprint sensor, as well as showing from the sides, and it even includes a look at the S Pen.

You can see the Infinity display as well as the dual rear camera module complete with rear - facing fingerprint sensor.

Both will have curved backs, according to a comprehensive leak over at Swedroid, which will see the fingerprint reader move from the power button to the rear.