Samsung uses its Galaxy Note line to show off the best it has to offer, making it a consistently great choice for power users. Not only that, it's still one of the only smartphone options if you want a built-in stylus experience.
In 2019, we're expecting Samsung to continue this legacy with the Galaxy Note 10 and Note 10+. From the latest news, rumors, pictures, and more, here's everything you need to know about the Samsung Galaxy Note 10!
How many Note 10 models are we expecting?
Ever since the first Galaxy Note was released in 2011, there's only been one version of the phone released at a given time. This year, however, Samsung might be looking to shake things up.
According to a report from ET News, Samsung is planning on releasing as many as four different models of the Note 10. This includes a Note 10 with a 6.28-inch screen, a Note 10+ with a 6.75-inch screen, and a 5G variation of each.
This would be one of the biggest changes we've ever seen to the Galaxy Note's release formula, but if it worked well for the Galaxy S10 which also got four models, it'd make sense for Samsung to bring that over to the Samsung Note 10 Price in Dubai, too.
A May 30 report claimed something a bit different, saying that Samsung will only launch two different versions of the phone. This point was further reiterated on June 6, with 91Mobiles claiming that Samsung will launch the regular Galaxy Note 10 specifications and a Note 10+.
On Thursday, June 6, we got our first look at the Galaxy Note 10 thanks to CAD renders provided by 91Mobiles. @OnLeaks and PriceBaba provided further renders showing differences between the Note 10 and Note 10+.
There's a lot to digest here, with one of the biggest changes being the Note 10's display. The bezels surrounding its 6.3-inch screen have been shrunk down considerably, and as you can see, the Samsung Note 10 Launch Date uses Samsung's Infinity-O panel with a cutout for the front-facing camera smack dab in the middle. It's an incredibly clean aesthetic, and with no fingerprint sensor found on the back or side of the phone, it's likely embedded underneath the screen similar to the Galaxy S10 and S10+.
Speaking of the back of the phone, this is also where we see the Note 10's three rear cameras. The specs of these cameras remain unclear, but we're likely dealing with a primary, telephoto, and ultra-wide sensors. The Note 10+ is expected to have the same three cameras, plus a time-of-flight sensor as seen on the Galaxy S10 5G.
In regards to other design changes, the Note 10 Official Price is dropping two features from the Note 9: the Bixby button and 3.5mm headphone jack. The former of those two things might actually be praised by a lot of people, but the absence of the headphone jack is bound to cause some irritation among many Note fans.
