Sometimes others’ mistakes benefit us, and that’s happened in this story. In recent times, Samsung official websites for Romania, Slovakia, and some other European regions have inadvertently added the page in support of Galaxy Note 10 Plus, where it was listed to reserve.
When Samsung felt its blunder that something had done by accident, the source had just removed those pages. But perhaps it was too late, the enthusiasts, hipsters, and other leakers i.e. Ronal Quandt had captured screenshots of those listings for Note 10+ with the model number SM-N975F/DS. And now when you try to visit, they say “Sorry, this link is currently unavailable”.
Of course, it’s a blessing more than an accident. Those luckily captured shots revealed the Samsung Note 10+ is carrying a 512GB RAM, as standard. Moreover, a $50 store credit will be offered in European countries for early buyers who reserve between August 25 and November 7. Another mystery is solved; the handset will be there on selling from August 25, while pre-orders will already begin at the day of the announcement (August 7), when the Unpacked Event will be held for the arrival of Note 10 and model at Barclays Center, New York, US.
Samsung Note 10+ is not only bigger than standard ten but also upgraded in terms of camera, battery and some other features. The most highlighted difference is connectivity; Note 10+ will have the ability to support 5G the fastest network ever, and the Galaxy Note 10 will be limited to 4G.
There is no word on pricing, yet we expected those Note 10 series smartphone could have a price tag of $1,050 and $1,200 for starter variants of standard 10 plus version, respectively.