Samsung Galaxy Note 10 could launch in two sizes, 4170mAh battery

Samsung Galaxy Note 10 is the new focus of leaksters, with alleged details surfacing every few days. Now, through tipster Ishan Agarwal, we learn of some key specifications of the upcoming smartphone along with some model numbers.

This year, it would appear that Samsung is making a shift in how it offers their flagship devices. The company already introduced a smaller Galaxy S10e, and now, It looks like we may be getting two variants of the Samsung Galaxy Note 10. Samsung could announce the Samsung Galaxy Note 10 Pro and the Samsung Galaxy Note 10, with model numbers SM-N975 and SM-N976, respectively. According to the tipster, both the smartphones will sport a 4170mAh battery, with the key difference being the size of the display. While Samsung is expected to use their new Dynamic AMOLED panels on both the phones, the Samsung Galaxy Note 10 is expected to ship with a 6.4-inch display while the Note 10 Pro will have a larger 6.8-inch screen. The Galaxy Note 10 will start with a base storage of 128GB while the Note 10 Pro will have a minimum of 256GB on-board storage going all the way up to 1TB. No work for now on whether Samsung will be using their UFS 3.0 storage chips on the upcoming Note.

There has also been speculation about the charging speed of the upcoming Samsung Galaxy Note 10, with some rumours pointing to the possibility of 45W charging. It is now being speculated that the Note 10 models will instead ship with a 25W charger, which is still a lot better than the 15W adaptive charging the company has been using for a long time. Other rumours point to the use of Snapdragon 855 and Exynos 9825 chipsets depending on the region and a center-placed punch hole camera. There is also unsavory rumors of the Note 10 ditching the headphone jack, which would be very unfortunate. The Samsung Galaxy Note 10 is expected to be announced on August 10.

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