Samsung Galaxy Note 10 and Note 10+ Form Factor Leaked

Samsung Note 10 series is probably one of the most anticipated smartphones of the year. Every year the Note series is something every tech enthusiasts and Samsung fans look up to. As of now, it has been clear that the company shall be launching two variants, Galaxy Note 10 and the Galaxy Note 10+. It has also been confirmed through various sources that Samsung will be launching the same on August 7th officially. Way before the launch the actual and real form factor of the series has been leaked which is considered to be official.

Both the smartphones are pretty much identical in looks. The Note 10 features a small display of 6.3 inch AMOLED panel whereas the Note 10+ features a slightly bigger 6.75 inch AMOLED display. The displays are of Quad HD plus resolution and are designed to be curved on the edges. Also, the Galaxy Note 10+ phone features a 3D ToF sensor which is not available on the normal variant of Note 10 series.

Both the displays features a centrally placed punch hole for the selfie camera. Samsung has finally got rid of the dedicated Bixby button. Both the phones shall have an under the display fingerprint sensor which would apparently be an ultrasonic in-screen fingerprint sensor like the one found on the Galaxy S10 series. The renders show the Galaxy Note 10 and Note 10+ in colors like glossy Black and Silver Prism with an attractive gradient finish. There is a black S Pen for the Black variant and blue S Pen for the Silver Prism model.

Both phones have a similar camera module and placements. There is an LED flash placed alongside the camera system of the Galaxy Note 10. The Note 10+ has an LED flash, a gradient colorway and a 3D ToF (Time of Flight) sensor positioned alongside its vertical camera setup.

As per the latest norms, the phone shall be missing out on the 3.5 mm audio jack. The Galaxy Note 10 Series would come bundled with a pair of wired USB-C earbuds. The above renders only show the front and back panel only. The bottom and sides aren’t visible at all.

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