This is how Samsung Galaxy Note 10 will look like

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This is how Samsung Galaxy Note 10 will look like

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Mudit Dube

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Last updated on Jun 09, 2019, 04:08 pm

While the Galaxy Note 10 is a good three-four months away from going official, the rumor mill is going overboard about the next iteration of Samsung's flagship phablet.

According to the latest renders, the phone will feature a center-aligned punch-hole display with a metal-glass sandwiched design, slimmer bezels, curved edges, and a redesigned rear camera setup.

Here's everything to know.
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Samsung will release two Galaxy Note 10 models Samsung Galaxy Note 10: At a glance Note 10 Pro will sport a 6.75-inch screen For the shutterbugs and selfie lovers Under the hood
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Samsung will release two Galaxy Note 10 models
According to reports, Samsung is working to launch two models under its Galaxy Note 10 series. One of them will be a standard Note 10 while the other will be a Pro model, presumably with more spruced-up internals and different camera setup.
Design

Samsung Galaxy Note 10: At a glance
The Galaxy Note 10 will feature a more symmetrical look with a center-aligned punch-hole display, curved edges and a metal-glass premium body.

On the back, the Pro model will house a vertically-mounted quad-lens camera setup whereas the standard model will offer a triple sensor array.

Seemingly, Samsung has also rejected its plan to replace all physical buttons with haptic sensors.
Display

Note 10 Pro will sport a 6.75-inch screen
The Galaxy Note 10 Pro will sport a 6.75-inch screen whereas the standard model will get a smaller 6.3-inch display.

Both models will most certainly feature Dynamic AMOLED displays with HDR10+ support and an in-screen ultra-sonic fingerprint sensor - similar to the Galaxy S10-series.

Notably, renders also corroborate to earlier reports that Samsung will ditch the headphone jack and Bixby button on Note 10-series.
Camera

For the shutterbugs and selfie lovers
The Samsung Galaxy Note 10 Pro will offer a quad-lens rear camera setup comprising an ultrawide-angle lens, wide lens, telephoto lens, and a 3D time-of-flight depth sensor.

On the other hand, the standard Note 10 will get a similar setup but without the depth sensor.

Lastly, both the models will offer a single selfie camera.
Internals

Under the hood
The Note 10 series is likely to come with a top-of-the-line Snapdragon 855/Exynos 9820 processor, paired with upto 12GB of RAM and upto 1TB of embedded storage (possibly, UFS 3.0 format).

Under the hood, the standard model is said to house a 3,400mAh battery whereas the top-end Pro variant is rumored to pack a 4,500mAh battery with support for 45W fast charging.