Samsung Galaxy Note 10 and Note 10 Plus will be launched on August 7, so as we are coming closer to the Unpacked Event rumors and leaks turning into streams. ICE Universe, which has already shared some details on upcoming Note devices, revealed two prototype images of Note 10 duo. Those dummies are showing apparent differences between the standard Note 10 and 10 Plus.
Galaxy Note 10+ is carrying a huge 6.8inches QHD+ Display, and it is significant heavy at 198 grams. A 4,300 mAh battery is said to be embedded there, though not displayed in the images but other resources. Another advantage is the Quad Camera setup for photography.
Coming to the next, Note 10 is smaller at 6.3inches of FHD+ screen. The non-Plus model is likely to have a less weight and a downgrade of 3,500 mAh battery. What about cameras? Samsung Note 10 is getting Triple Photo Sensors, unlike the Plus model.
Note 10 phones dummies showed they lack 3.5 mm jack, as the company had done in the past with Note 9.
According to another report, the biggest Note 10+ advantage is 5G while the Note 10 not, still stay at 4G.
There will be some similar traits, after all, they are siblings i.e. a Snapdragon 855 chipset, X50 modem, Stylus Pen, and In-Display Fingerprint Technology.
Samsung Note devices will go on sale on September 2019. The starting price of Note 10 is expected to be €1,000 while the Note 10+ for €1,150.