One of the most iconic smartphone series from the South Korean manufacturer is the Galaxy Note Lineup. Since 2011 it has become Samsung's flagship product for the second half of the year, and one of the most anticipated smartphone for technology enthusiasts. Today we have got the first real photographs of Note 10+, confirming the name to be Samsung Galaxy Note 10 Plus instead of Note 10 Pro, rumored earlier.
We already know that Samsung is in preparations for the Galaxy Note 10 series Launch, as it will presumably be presented in August, just over a month away. And here already have what could be the first real images of the upcoming device.
First real images of the Samsung Galaxy Note 10 Plus
So far, 2019 has been a year of change for Samsung. Almost all the Galaxy lineups have received a complete makeover from the most affordable ones to the most prestigious, such as the Galaxy S10. The Korean giant has also unveiled the spectacular Galaxy Fold and other 5G handsets but still, everybody seems to be waiting for the King of the Galaxies, The Galaxy Note 10.
The Note 10 leaks started appearing just about a month after the official Samsung Note 9 launch and finally, today is for the first time we have some real-life photographs of the product enabling us to see what exactly the phone looks like.
The front shows us a design that takes the all-view bezel-less screen to a whole new level. The punch hole is located in the center at the top and not on the sides, the screen also holds the in-display fingerprint scanner just like the Samsung S10.
We also have a photo of the back, it looks disastrously blurry but manages to show us the triple camera alignment, All the sensors are arranged vertically following a rear camera similar to the Huawei P30 Pro. The LED light flash is placed just beside cameras.
We can expect a larger Dynamic AMOLED screen to also be powered by an even bigger battery. Samsung Galaxy Note10+ is also expected to arrive with abetter Exynos 9825 processor. We just hope that the SPen experience continues to improve, as seen between the Note 8 to Note 9 transition.
