Samsung S10 trio official launch date is imminent, and we have a large sheet of leaked specifications to offer you. What you can expect from the Galaxy S10 series? Let’s continue reading to get the answer.
Display
The Galaxy S10 Plus and S10 base model listed to have 6.3inches and 6.1inches screen respectively, Dynamic AMOLED HDR+ Display called Infinity O, QHD+ (1440x3040p) resolution, and Gorilla Glass 6 coating on full body front as well as back. They will be the first Galaxy handsets to carry 800 nits of maximum brightness for outdoors. The Ultrasonic 3D Fingerprint Sensor will get its new home under the screen. The left one Galaxy S10 E or economy version will be affordable and will get 5.8inches OLED Display, 1080x2280p resolution, and side-mounted FR instead in the touchscreen.
Samsung S10 trio will run Samsung Experience 10 UI on top of Android 9.0 (Pie) to add more value to your galaxy smartphones.
Camera
Samsung S10 Plus will be a Penta Camera smartphone, dual on the front and triple on the back (2+3). The Galaxy S10 will have Four Cameras (2+2) whereas the Galaxy S10e will sport total Three Cameras (2+1).
The S10 trio Main Selfie Lens is 10MP (f/1.9) wide-angle sensor, only the exclusive S10 Plus model will also get secondary 8MP (f/2.2) Live Focus sensor for worthy selfie experience. Coming to the back cameras, Galaxy S10 and S10 Plus will seize Triple Cameras Setup, 12MP (f/2.4, 45 degrees) telephoto sensor plus 12MP (f/1.5, 75 degrees) wide-angle sensor plus 16MP (f/2.2, 12 degrees) ultra-wide lens. However, the Galaxy S10 E will feature Dual Rear Snappers 12MP (f/1.5) RGB optics plus 16MP (f/2.2) ultra wide, not a telephoto one. They are said to be the world’s first Selfie Camera phones to record 4k videos. Other cam features are AR Emoji, fun stickers, Live Focus, Zoom Effect, and color point effect. Super Slow-mo will be augmented as much as 0.4s to 0.8s that is double than the predecessors S9 series. Face ID will make it feel you more secure.
Additional features are smart composition guide, 30 scenes optimizer, weather protected design, AKG headphones and speakers, HDR10+ Display, and Dolby ATMOS Sound.
Hardware
Either the Galaxy S10, Plus or E each smartphone will have the same chip configurations. Qualcomm Snapdragon 855 SoC and Adreno 640 GPU pair or Exynos 9820 chipset and Mali-G76 GPU couple will be used respectively for US and EMEA markets. Both models will have an Octa-core processor with different clock rates depending on the region.
In terms of memory, you will receive 6GB and 8GB RAM with 128GB and 256GB Storage for the Galaxy S10 E. The standard Samsung S10 and S10+ will also debut with 6GB and 8GB RAM but 128GB and direct 512GB Storage paring, not a 256GB one. The max version S10+ will also arrive in a special edition which will allocate 12GB RAM and 1TB ROM Space. You might not find any microSD card slot as they will offer such massive memory.
Inside the beast, there you will find a 4100mAh battery for S10+, a 3400mAh battery for S10 and a 3100mAh battery for affordable S10e. Everyone will bring support for Fast and Wireless Charging 2. USB Type C will be made available with each handset to allow reversible charging.
Body Colors and Connectivity
Samsung Galaxy S10 trio will unleash in Prism White, Green and Black. There will be the S10 Plus Special Edition only to offer Luxurious Ceramic Black and White.
5G is the most favorite topic for 2019. And we hope Samsung will announce an S10 5G version or at least will share future plans about 5G mobile phones. The other options for Connectivity will include Dual SIM slots, 4G VoLTE, dual-band WiFi, Bluetooth 5.0, A-GPS, and NFC.
Price, Pre-order and Shipment Details
Samsung Mobile in Brazil has confirmed the Pre-orders for Galaxy S10 line will begin on February 21, a day after official unveiling. However, the actual sales and shipment will start in March 2019.
As for expected pricing, Samsung Galaxy S10 E will be available for $800 while Samsung Galaxy S10 Price is likely to start from $1000, but the Galaxy S10 Plus will cost you about $1100 and might go up to $1500 for the special edition (1TB).