Samsung has just released the Galaxy Note 5, but Android enthusiasts are already wondering the coming year will bring in terms of the Galaxy Note 6.

There's been a barrage of reports and speculations surrounding the Galaxy Note 6, which has gotten Note fans excited about the rumored Note 6.

"Valuewalk" recently put out some concept designs for the Galaxy Note 6 created by designers JustChris and Mesut G Designs. The images show a sleeker device with what appears to be a new stylus for the vaunted phablet. One design showed an eye-catching white edition of the flagship handset, along with a metal body, two speakers at the bottom, a Home button and a USB Type-C port.

Meanwhile, the "SamsungGalaxyNote6i" site pointed out that Samsung fans believe the next iteration of the Galaxy Note would be even better that the Note 5. According to the site, which has been dubbed as the unofficial page for everything Galaxy Note-related, the Galaxy Note 6 will be designed with the new generation's selfie proclivities in mind. That being said, the successor to the Note 5 will reportedly be a 16MP front-facing shooter with foldable display and a 4K resolution.

The site also listed down some of the reported specs that the Galaxy Note 6 will reportedly be endowed with, which includes Samsung's first 16-core processor, 8GB of RAM, an impressive 4K screen, a 30-megapixel camera, with autofocus, 3D camera features and optical image stabilization, better sounds and a bigger battery.

It has ben said that Samsung would be including a fast-charging technology in the Galaxy Note 6. The said technology could reportedly power the device to up to 40 percent in just four minutes. Super-fast charging will undoubtedly be a big boon for Android users who are always on the go, with no time to spare for long charging hours.

Of course, premium features like the ones rumored to be in the Galaxy Note 6 mean that the device would also come at a premium price. "Venture Capital Post" reports that when the Note 6 is released sometime in the third quarter of 2016, it might carry a price tag of about $1,100.

Samsung has not released any official statement or data about the Galaxy Note 6 though, so it's a good idea to take all the recent reports about it with a heaping grain of salt.