We're getting a pretty clear picture of what the Galaxy Note 20 will look like when it launches later this summer. However, new details and renderings are constantly dropping, and a fresh batch of them just landed courtesy of xleaks7 and Pigtou.

According to these sources, the Note 20 renderings here are the smaller of the two that Samsung is expected to release. However, this rendered image flaunts a much larger display than what we previously believed the Note 20 would feature.

A tweet earlier this month by supply chain expert Ross Young (since deleted) claimed that the Note 20 would have a 6.42-inch panel, which would span 6.7 inches, and we are not even talking about the Note 20 Plus. [xleaks7 appeared on Twitter just last month, and Pigtou is an accessory manufacturer. Nevertheless, this Note 20 mockup is worth studying, as it is consistent with other leaks so far and is said to be based on CAD sketches.

According to xleaks7 and Pigtou, the Galaxy Note 20 will be larger than the previous model in all dimensions. Still, it will be a bit smaller overall than the massive 6.9-inch Galaxy S20 Ultra. Based on these estimates, it is not unreasonable to assume that the Galaxy Note 20 Plus will be the largest non-folding handset Samsung has ever produced, at least in terms of screen size.

Externally, the Note 20 appears to be somewhere between the S20 Ultra and its predecessor. The front of the device appears to be flatter than the current model, with a small Infinity-O hole punch cut out for the selfie lens. In fact, the overall aesthetic is not that far removed from Samsung's recently announced $399 Galaxy A51.

On the back is an elongated rectangular quad camera module (with what appears to be a periscope optical zoom lens in the center), a melange of the one on the Galaxy S20 Ultra. However, sources warn that Samsung has not yet finalized the camera and cannot confirm what kind of lens or sensor that module will contain.

For reference, a batch of Note 20 camera parts leaked earlier today shows the same configuration: three lenses in a row on the lower left and a periscope on the right.

Most unsurprisingly, the S-Pen peeks out of the lower right corner of the Note 20's frame in these renderings. Interestingly, however, the phone's power key and volume rocker appear to have switched to the right side from their left-side positions in the Note 10.

It is not difficult to believe that Samsung will make the Galaxy Note 20 and Note 20 Plus significantly larger than earlier phablets. Instead, there are rumors that the Galaxy Fold 2 will appear in August along with the next Note series.