We got our hands on a case for the Galaxy S20, which is expected to be unveiled at Samsung's Unpacked event on February 11. And while the case is fairly minimalist, it confirms much of what has been rumored about the physical design of Samsung's upcoming flagship.

The case, made by slim case maker Totallee, comes in three variants for the Galaxy S20, Galaxy S20 Plus, and Galaxy S20 Ultra. In terms of height, the cases are approximately 6", 6.3", and 6.5", which roughly match the rumored physical dimensions of the S20 line.

Each case has a large rectangular cutout for the camera module, which is larger for each size. The standard S20 is expected to have a triple camera (12 MP main, 64 MP telephoto, 12 MP ultra-wide), while the S20 Plus is expected to have the same camera with an additional time-of-flight sensor.

The S20 Ultra will likely have a huge 108MP main camera.

Dimensions and camera bumps aside, our case suggests something fairly typical: power and volume buttons on the far right, USB-C ports at the bottom, and holes for speakers and microphones at the top and bottom.

If you're set on getting a Galaxy S20 (and are confident that these cases will match the final product), you can pre-order them now at Totallee's website.

Leaks, rumors, and now a number of official cases have pretty much confirmed the Galaxy S20's specs and features, but we'll know exactly what Samsung's new flagship will look like at the company's big Galaxy Unpacked event on February 11 should be revealed at the company's big Galaxy Unpacked event on February 11.