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The Galaxy S9 will have a dual aperture single rear camera while the Plus variant will come with dual rear camera.

The Samsung Galaxy S9 has a single rear camera while the S9 + has a dual camera setup.

Not exact matches

Small stylistic changes — including the availability of Pitch Black «fender vents» and mirror scalps, a new Hyperflow mid-height rear spoiler, a black engine cover with red lettering and a single - tone horn — are now offered across the entire portfolio, while all models will also receive reversing guidelines as part of the hi - res reversing camera.

While the Galaxy A6 comes with a single rear camera, the Galaxy A6 + sports dual rear cameras.

While the Galaxy Tab and ViewPad 7 have both front - facing and rear - facing cameras, the Archos tablets have single, front - facing 0.3 - megapixel cameras.

Both Asha 502 and Asha 503 feature 3 - inch QVGA LCD display with 320 x 240 pixels resolution at 134 ppi, 5 - megapixel rear camera with LED flash and f / 2.4 aperture, and a choice of single SIM and dual SIM models, but Asha 503 sports Gorilla Glass 2 on its display and the battery capacity is 1200mAh, while Asha 502's battery is 1010mAh for up to 13.7 hours of talk time.

While the Meizu 15 and Meizu 15 Plus feature dual cameras at the back, the Meizu 15 Lite sticks to a single rear camera.

On the front, you'll find 0.3 mega pixel front facing camera with integrated microphone for video callings with your colleagues, while on the back the 2 mega pixel rear auto focus camera with Flash for captore photos and video recording plus a Lithium Ion battery that capable to gives the device up to seven hours of battery life on single charge.

As always you can flick between front and rear cameras mid-call, while the single mono speaker — although not exactly high - fidelity — is reasonably loud and, by virtue of its positioning slightly further up the back of the tablet rather than on the bottom edge, isn't so prone to being blocked or covered as on the first - gen iPad.

Speaking of the cameras, the rear of the device houses two 13 - megapixel sensors which are coupled with a singled LED flash, while up front BLU has chosen to place two 20 - megapixel selfie sensors which are also accompanied by an LED flash.

And they come mainly in the cameras, darlings — the 9i has four cameras (16 MP and 2 MP at the rear, and 13 MP and 2 MP in front), while the 7X has a dual rear camera and a single front camera, and the 9 Lite has four cameras (13 MP and 2 MP, front and back).

While the 2 GB RAM variant comes with a single 13MP camera, the 3 GB RAM variant offers 13MP + 2MP dual rear cameras.

Coming to the cameras, there is a single 16MP rear camera with f / 1.7 aperture while there is a dual camera setup on the front with the primary 16MP f / 1.9 lens and the secondary 8MP f / 1.9 lens.

While the rumors suggested the Redmi Note 5 to sport dual camera setup on the rear, we can spot only a single sensor.

Two of these three phones are coming with dual rear cameras while one has single rear camera sensor.

At the rear, the iPhone 8 continues to feature a single - lens protruding camera, while the iPhone 8 Plus features a wider dual - lens rear camera arranged in a horizontal orientation.

The Galaxy S9 will sport a single rear sensor while the S9 + is likely to come with a dual camera setup on the back.

Huawei made some other design choices that impacted the overall bill of materials as well — while it has a 13MP rear camera, it only has a single LED flash and no focusing laser diode like ZenFone 2 Laser ZE551KL, which has the same camera element but two flashes and a focusing laser.

The vertically aligned dual rear - facing camera setup combines a 16MP lens with f / 2.0 aperture and secondary 5MP sensor for capturing advanced depth information, while the single front shooter might actually be the mid-range 6.3 - incher's main selling point, producing super-high-res 24MP selfies enhanced by a number of AI techniques.

Google's Portrait Mode only requires a single camera lens while Apple's compatible iPhones have dual rear cameras.

The front facing camera is 8 Megapixels with a single LED flash while the rear camera is 21 Megapixels with dual - tone LED flash and a Sony IMX230 sensor.

So, just like the previous renders revealed, the Galaxy S9 has a single camera on the rear while dual camera setup is present on the Galaxy S9 +.

This smartphone comes with a rear - facing fingerprint scanner, and a single camera on its back, while there are five color variants of this handset out there.

It sports a single 12MP rear camera with dual aperture of f / 1.5 and f / 2.4, while offering an 8MP front lens.

The S9 + was shown to have a dual rear camera setup while the S9 had a single back shooter.

According to leaks, Galaxy S9 + will have dual rear cameras with 12MP +12 MP sensors, while the S9 will sport a single 12MP camera at the back.

As with the last generation of iPhones, the standard iPhone 8 is still limited to a single rear camera, while the 8 Plus and X sport dual 12 - megapixel shooters in back.

As we mentioned previously, the S9 has a single lens camera on the rear, while the S9 + has a dual camera.

The standard S9 measures 5.8 inches and comes with a single rear camera, while the S9 + comes in at 6.2 inches with a dual camera setup.

The S9 still sports a single rear camera like the S8 and S8 +, while dual lenses now feature on the larger (and more expensive) Galaxy S9 +.

Though not official, rumours suggest the higher - end Galaxy S9 + could feature dual 12MP sensors at the back, while the Galaxy S9 will have a single 12MP rear camera.

One big change expected for the Galaxy S series is that this time, Samsung could limit the dual - rear camera to the bigger Galaxy S9 Plus variant, while the regular Galaxy S9 will have a single rear camera.

The phone's rear cameras are equipped with one 16 - megapixel snapper and one 20 - megapixel shooter, while the front - facing selfie shooter of the OnePlus 5T has a single 16 - megapixel sensor.

While it offers just a single camera on its rear, it's simply top - notch.

The HTC U11 Plus is made out of metal and glass, while it sports a rear - facing fingerprint scanner, and a single camera on its back, which is flanked by a dual - LED, dual - tone flash and a noise - canceling microphone.

At the rear is a single 13MP camera with an LED flash, while on the front is a 5MP selfie camera with a 100 - degree wide - angle lens that lets you take group selfies easily.

Oppo F5 comes with a single 16MP rear camera lens, while the front camera on this phone is a 20MP one.

Next, a Dual Shot feature combines images from both the front and the rear cameras to capture a single shot that gets you into the action while shooting, so to speak.

Contrary to leaked designs we've seen previously, the stats are only showing a single rear - facing 12MP camera with the ability to shoot 4K video, while the front - facing camera looks set to be 5MP.

While the Moto Z2 is expected to come with a dual camera setup, the Moto Z2 Play settles with a single sensor on the rear.

The Optimus G Pro is also blessed in the camera department, boasting a 13MP lens and single LED flash on its rear, while round the front you get a 2.1 MP camera for video calls and self portraits.

Around back is the Xperia XZ1's single 19MP rear camera, and while the single sensor might not seem as exciting right off the bat compared to all of the dual - camera systems that we're seeing, the XZ1 will still be capable of capturing both 4K and 960 FPS slow motion video.

This is the vertically aligned dual rear camera on the Redmi Note 5 Pro, which juts out, while the Redmi Note 5 has only a single rear camera.

The Honor 5X has a single rear - facing camera while the Honor 6X comes with a dual - lens camera setup.

Lenovo K8 Plus comes with dual rear camera of 13MP and 5MP which help to create a bokeh effect and blur the background, while Redmi 5 only features a single rear camera of 12MP and does not have the possibility to create the bokeh effect.

Tenor G has an upper hand here, as it offers a dual rear camera with 13MP +13 MP sensor, while Redmi 5 Plus offers a single 12MP sensor.

Additionally, it might have a dual camera setup at the rear while a single one as the selfie shooter.

The rear camera is a single 13 - megapixel snapper while the front - facing selfie camera is 8 - megapixels.

It's also rumored that the dual cameras first introduced on the Galaxy Note 8 will come to the Galaxy S9 +, while the regular S9 will only have a single rear - facing camera.

The rear is supported by a dual LED flash, while the selfie camera has to make do with a single one.