Samsung Galaxy Note 4 release date: Flex display, 16MP camera and a 64-bit processor are some of the rumored specs of the upcoming Samsung Galaxy Note 4, according to a rumor round-up video by Roman Sokolovski of the YouTube Channel iUnbox Official.

The YouTube tech reviewer noted some of the earlier speculated features of the device, including the expected release date of September-October 2014. It will not be a surprise if the South Korean tech giant will once again unveil the phablet at the IFA Consumer Electronics show in Berlin like it did for the Samsung Galaxy Note 3 and Samsung Galaxy Gear.

Sokolovski said in the video that the rumored device may have a luxurious, metal aluminum coating as it intends to upgrade the design from its plastic feel. The flex display, which will make it harder to crack and break, will be between 5.8-6 inches and will be at 1080P.

As for the processor, Samsung maybe planning to match the technical prowess the iPhone has, thus it will not be a surprise if the upcoming Note 4 will also have a 64-bit processor. Camera specs, which has been earlier reported to be around 16MP camera was also in the rumor round-up video.

The iUnbox Official host said that the camera may have 4K recording capabilities, a high-quality spec which will leave almost zero pixelation at all. There could also be a fingerprint and eye scanner for the gadget.

In terms of price, the Samsung Galaxy Note 4 will not go far from the original price of the Note 3, which hovers at around $749 for its unlocked version. It’s also expected that the Samsung Galaxy Note 4, like many phablet offerings by Samsung will come in 16GB and 32 GB variants and black and white color models. There’s a possibility, however, of other colors with the advent of gold-colored and space gray phones, a trend trailblazed by the new iPhone.