Four new renderings of Nokia smartphones have been leaked, showing a fresh design

It seems that the Nokia preparing to launch four new smartphones. Although the launch date of these devices has not been announced yet, we have renderings of smartphones that come thanks to the popular leakster Evana Blasa (@evleaks).

Renders reveal the design of four Nokia phones ahead of the official launch. These devices have model numbers such as N151DL, N150DL, N1530DL and N152DL. For now, the official marketing names of these devices remain a mystery.

If we look at the renders that have appeared, we can see that the Nokia N15DL will have a circular camera module, similar to existing Nokia phones. Moreover, the render reveals that the device will not lack a physical fingerprint sensor. The power and volume keys will be located on the right side, while the 3.5 mm audio jack will be located on the top side.

On the front, the device will have a notch in the shape of a drop of water in which there will be a selfie camera. Moving on to the Nokia N150DL renders, it will also have a water-shaped notch for the selfie camera and a 3.5mm audio jack on the top. If we take a look at the back of the device, we can see that the smartphone will have a triple camera followed by an LED flash.

The third Nokia device bears the model number N1530DL. It will also boast a setting with three cameras in the back. The smartphone will also have a water droplet notch and a 3.5 mm audio jack on the top. We can expect that this device will also have a side fingerprint sensor.

Last but not least, the latest render is the Nokia N152DL. The Nokia N152DL seems to be an entry-level smartphone whose design matches that of the Nokia C1 2nd Edition. The smartphone will have one camera on the back that will be monitored by an LED flash. The device will have an old-fashioned box design, an 18: 9 screen and a 3.5 mm audio jack on top.

For now, the specifications of these devices are completely unknown to us. In the coming days, we will find out more details about these devices if they appear on any certificate or benchmark.