Samsung will soon launch its Galaxy Note 10 smartphone, and based from the renders posted online, it will come in two models — the Galaxy Note 10 and the Galaxy Note 10 Plus.
The renders were posted on Twitter by MySmartPrice’s Ishan Agarwal. WinFuture‘s Roland Quandt has also posted similar photos. The images show the Note 10 in two color options with matching S-Pens.
Also evident is the hole-punch for the front camera placed on the top center of the display. There’s no fingerprint scanner present so it’s likely to have an in-display type scanner.
For the Note 10 Plus, it’s almost identical to the Note 10 render, only this time it has a fourth camera (reported to be a TOF camera) and a sensor placed below the LED flash. There’s also a possibility that the screen size is larger on the Plus model. Reports also point to a 5G model as well with 12GB of RAM and 1TB of storage.
We’ll know more once the Samsung Galaxy Note 10 is unveiled at the company’s Unpacked event on August 7. Stay tuned for that.
